Titlebook: Astronomy at the Turn of the Twentieth Century in Chile and the United States; Chasing Southern Sta Bárbara K. Silva Book 2019 The Editor(s

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Bárbara K. SilvaExplores how the San Cristóbal Observatory emerged from a research expedition by American astronomers, and its connections to broader scientific, political, and cultural contexts.Combines a rigorously

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-74004-6looking up, to those lights within the darkness. The introduction presents the development of astronomy in Chile before the Mills Expedition arrival. There was only one previous initiative in the mid nineteenth century, also led by Americans—in this case, by Lt. James Melville Gilliss. Afterwards, I

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-74004-6e explaining exactly what was the sidereal problem, we can understand the avant-garde questions they were posing. They were getting to know radial velocities, to analyze them, and to study binary stars. In their daily lives, whereas they measured the stars spectra, the astronomers were still constan

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Friedrich H. W. Heuck,Elmar Keckor American Science in the south. Although there is no direct relationship, it connects this story to the further development in Astronomy, in the 1960s Chile, and sets the difference between how societies dealt with science in the early twentieth century, and then in the global sixties. Through the