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James Nasmyth (1808-1890) was a Scottish engineer and inventor known for his pioneering work in astrophotography. His detailed lunar photographs, produced using a specially designed telescope and daguerreotype process, were groundbreaking for their time. Nasmyth's celestial imagery, characterized by its intricate detail and scientific accuracy, contributed significantly to the understanding of the lunar landscape during the 19th century.
Born
1808
Died
1890
Gipsmodel, voorstellende kraters op het oppervlak van d...
James Nasmyth
1877
Gezicht op een bergketen op de maan
James Nasmyth
1873
Triesnecker
James Nasmyth
1873
Back of Hand & Shrivelled Apple. To illustrate the orig...
James Nasmyth
1873
Gipsmodel van de maankraters Theophilus, Cyrillus en Ca...
James Nasmyth
1873
Aristarchus & Herodotus
James Nasmyth
1873
Gipsmodel van de maankraters Arzachel, Ptolemaeus en Al...
James Nasmyth
1873
Fotografische kaart van de maan met schaalverdeling
James Nasmyth
1873
Gipsmodel van de maankraters Mercator en Campanus, van ...
James Nasmyth
1873
The lunar Apennines, Archemedes, &c., &c.
James Nasmyth
1873
Wargentin
James Nasmyth
1873
Aristotle & Eudoxus
James Nasmyth
1873
Mercator & Campanus
James Nasmyth
1873
Terrestrial and lunar volcanic areas compared
James Nasmyth
1873
Aspect of an eclipse of the Sun by the Earth, as it wou...
James Nasmyth
1873