Astronomical and Meteorological Observations Made at the United States Naval Observatory, During the Year 1861 (Paperback)

This volume presents a detailed compilation of astronomical and meteorological observations meticulously recorded at the United States Naval Observatory during the year 1861. Under the direction of Commander J.M. Gilliss, the observations provide a valuable snapshot of scientific data collection during a pivotal period in American history. The comprehensive nature of these records makes this work an essential resource for researchers and historians interested in the development of astronomical and meteorological science in the 19th century. The data, carefully preserved, offers insights into weather patterns, celestial events, and observational techniques of the era. This historical record stands as a testament to the dedication and precision of early scientific endeavors in the United States.

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