Lowell Observatory Clark Telescope Astronomy History Far End Of The Journey Sign

by Clark

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LOWELL OBSERVATORY CLARK TELESCOPE ASTRONOMY HISTORY THE FAR END OF THE JOURNEY SIGNED METADATA BLOCK Title: The Far End of the Journey: Lowell Observatory’s 24 Inch Clark Telescope Author/Editor: Kevin Schindler Publisher: Not stated Publication Date: 2016 Format: Hardcover INTRODUCTION The Far End of the Journey by Kevin Schindler documents the history, use, and enduring legacy of Lowell Observatory’s 24-inch Clark refracting telescope, one of the most significant working instruments in American astronomy. This copy includes multiple original ink signatures on the title page from individuals associated with Lowell Observatory, directly connecting the book to the institution whose history it records. CONTENT OVERVIEW This richly illustrated volume traces the life of the 24-inch Clark telescope from its late nineteenth-century construction through more than a century of scientific observation, upgrades, and continued educational use. The narrative combines technical explanation, historical context, and visual documentation to show how the telescope functioned within evolving astronomical practice. In addition to the instrument itself, the book highlights the observatory culture surrounding the Clark refractor, including astronomers, technicians, historians, and staff who maintained its relevance across generations. Photography, archival images, and clear prose make the work accessible while remaining grounded in serious historical research. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Books devoted

• Binding: Hardcover
• ISBN: 9780692549186

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