One of ten glass positives photographs of lunar Eclipse

PART OF:: Ten glass positives photographs of lunar Eclipse

Made:: 1910 in Greenwich

One of ten glass positives photographs of lunar Eclipse, 1910

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One of ten glass positives photographs of lunar Eclipse, 1910
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One of ten glass positives photographs of lunar Eclipse, 1910, November 16, prepared from negatives lent by Astronomer Royal, taken at Greenwich Thompson equatorial 26-in reflector, size of each positive 3 1/2-inch x 5 1/4-inch.

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Category:: Astronomy

Object Number:: 1926-1002/8

Materials:: glass

type:: black-and-white transparencies, astrophotographs, lunar eclipses and moon

credit:: Science Museum (Great Britain)

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One of ten glass positives photographs of lunar Eclipse

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