Titlebook: In Search of Planet Vulcan; The Ghost in Newton’ Richard Baum,William Sheehan Book 1997 Richard Baum and William Sheehan 1997 Host.planet.u

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The Doctor’s Tale—Vulcan!December 22, 1859, Lescarbault informed the imperial astronomer that the planet Le Verrier has inferred from the anomalous advance of the perihelion of Mercury actually exists. Lescarbault has already observed it in transit across the Sun on the previous March 26, 1859.

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The Ghost Goes Westits existence. And yet it was an American astronomer, James Craig Watson (Figure 16), who became the leading figure in the strangest episode of this bizarre and eventful history. For Watson, the intramercurial quest was nothing less than an obsession.

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978-0-306-45567-4Richard Baum and William Sheehan 1997

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