Equatorial telescope, explained, 170
Eros, discovered by Witt, 66, 105 its importance, 67
Error of clock, determined by transit, 118
Exposure, length of, in photography, 84
Feldhausen, Herschel's observatory near Capetown, 204
Fiji Islands, their date, 126
Fixed polar telescope, 197
"Following" the stars, 88, 173
Four-day cycle of pole-star, 24
France, outside time-zone system, 129
Fundamental longitude meridian, 124
GALILEO, 47 and the Church, 48 discoveries of, 49 observes Saturn, 141
Galle, discovers Neptune, 61
Gauss, computes first asteroid orbit, 60
Gautier, Paris, constructs big telescope, 179
Geodetic Association, international, 139
Geography, maps, astronomical side of, 112
Geology, polar motion in, 131
Gill, photographs comet, 100
Gilliss, at Naval Observatory, Washington, 169
Goldsborough, at Naval Observatory, Washington, 169
Grande Lunette, Paris, 1900, 176, 180
Gravitation, 13 in Pleiades, 14, 212 law of, Newton's, 212
Gravity, centre of, 217
Greenwich, origin of longitudes, 7, 124 time, 7
Groombridge, English astronomer, 1
Harrison, inventor of chronometer, 8
Head, of heliometer, 156
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