Titlebook: Exploring the History of Southeast Asian Astronomy; A Review of Current Wayne Orchiston,Mayank N. Vahia Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerl

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The Total Solar Eclipse of 9 May 1929: The British Expedition to Alor Star in the Unfederated Malay Theory of General Relativity. The path of totality crossed what at the time were the Dutch East Indies, the Unfederated Malay State of Kedah, and Siam, and with totality lasting a generous 5 minutes, or thereabouts, the eclipse was a target for European expeditions..One of these was a British expedi

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Time Signals for Mariners in SE Asia: Time Balls, Discs, Bells, Guns and Lightswidespread introduction of radio time signals in the 1930s. The determination of longitude at sea required exact knowledge of the mean time at Greenwich, England, which is located on the internationally agreed prime meridian, as well as the local mean time. Visual signals that allowed checks on chro

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Astronomical Knowledge and Practices of the , of Malaysianks the nature of inadequate astronomical knowledge among the . with their mode of adaptation specifically within the tropical rainforest habitat (land-based ecological adaptation). In this chapter we seek to examine whether or not the local ecological niches of the various ethnic groups impinge on

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Exploring the History of Southeast Asian Astronomy: A Checklist of Recent Research Projects and Futuublication and workshop options. We then discuss graduate studies in Southeast Asian history of astronomy, identify candidates we think worthy of entry into a hypothetical ‘Southeast Asian History of Astronomy Hall of Fame’, and end by discussing the structure of this book and the possibility of a f

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Father Antoine Thomas and the Birth of ‘Modern Astronomy’ in Thailandnomers during the 6 April 1875 total solar eclipse. Thailand’s romance with solar astronomy continued during the 9 May 1929 solar eclipse when King Rama VII visited British and German astronomers based near Siam’s southern border, and in the 1930s Thailand’s first astronomy course was taught at Chul