Astrographic Catalogue 1900.0, Hyderabad Section (Part III), Dec +36 to 39: From Photographs Taken and Measured at the Nizamiah Observatory, Hyderaboa (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781145594357)

This is Volume 2 of the "Astrographic Catalogue 1900.0, Hyderabad Section (Part III), Dec +36 to 39," compiled from photographic data captured and analyzed at the Nizamiah Observatory in Hyderabad. The catalogue provides precise positional data for stars within the specified declination range, contributing to a comprehensive map of the heavens at the turn of the 20th century. This volume represents a meticulous undertaking in astronomical observation and measurement, offering essential information for researchers and historians of astronomy.

Authored by the Nizamiah Observatory and T. P. Bhaskaran, this work stands as a significant resource for understanding early astrographic techniques and the state of astronomical knowledge at the time. Its historical value lies in its detailed record of celestial objects, serving as a benchmark for subsequent astronomical surveys and studies.

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