Uncertainties in Historic Visual Double Star Measures— <scp>III</scp> Accurate Calibration Pairs

ABSTRACT Based on space‐based positions and proper motions, we present accurate rectilinear elements for 857 double star pairs over the celestial sphere. These elements allow for the computation of precision ephemeris Position Angles and Separations of these pairs. We propose these pairs as astrometric calibration pairs for inclusion in double‐star observation programmes.

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Astronomische Nachrichten
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2025-08-18
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https://doi.org/10.1002/asna.70043
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History and Developments in Astronomy
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Uncertainties in Historic Visual Double Star Measures— III Accurate Calibration Pairs

Roderick R. Letchford, Graeme L. White
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Uncertainties in Historic Visual Double Star Measures— III Accurate Calibration Pairs

Roderick R. Letchford, Graeme L. White
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ABSTRACT Based on space‐based positions and proper motions, we present accurate rectilinear elements for 857 double star pairs over the celestial sphere. These elements allow for the computation of precision ephemeris Position Angles and Separations of these pairs. We propose these pairs as astrometric calibration pairs for inclusion in double‐star observation programmes.

Astronomische NachrichtenVol. 346(10)
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History and Developments in Astronomy
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