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RefNoMA/23
Previous numbersMA.23
LevelFile
TitleMagnetic and meteorological observations at Prague [Czech Republic], by Karl Kreil
CreatorKreil; Karl (1798-1862); Austrian meteorologist and astronomer
Date22 January 1840-19 December 1844
DescriptionTables of magnetic observations, with magnetic declination, magnetic intensity, and magnetic inclination [or dip]. From April 1840, meteorological information accompanies the magnetic data.

The Royal Society's interest in magnetic observations at this period was in response to a letter by Alexander von Humboldt, 23 April 1836, to William Parsons, 3rd Earl of Rosse and President of the Royal Society, proposing an international network of observatories [AP/20/7].
LanguageGerman
Extent1 file; 18 items
FormatManuscript
PhysicalDescriptionInk on paper
AccessStatusOpen
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