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Jules Pierre Cesar Janssen, French astronomer, 1893. Janssen (1824-1907) at the eyepiece of his reflecting telescope at Meudon Observatory, France. An accident at a young age left him unable to walk or attend school. He worked as a bank clerk and eventually entered the Sorbonne, graduating in 1852. Janssen designed a spectroscope for viewing solar prominences during total eclipses. From La Science Illustree. (Paris, 1893).

Unique Identifier AR925619

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Purpose Public

Size 3352px × 5210px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Meudon Observatory

NINETEENTH CENTURY

Oxford Science Archive

Pierre Jules C?sar

Pierre Jules C?sar Janssen

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reflecting telescope