Edward Charles Pickering
American astronomer (1846–1919)
Biography
Edward Charles Pickering was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1846 and died in 1919. An astronomer and physicist, he discovered the first spectroscopic binary stars alongside Carl Vogel. He authored Elements of Physical Manipulations.
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Edward Charles Pickering is recorded as a university teacher, a astrophysicist and a astronomer, born in Massachusetts (1846–1919).
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