Halley used this occasion to present a detailed prediction and visualisation of the eclipse's path.
Ephemeris for the Year 1686 is a short astronomical almanac produced by Edmond Halley in the mid-1680s.
This book is a comprehensive collection of astronomical tables and precepts compiled by Edmond Halley, who served as…
Halley uses the work to show how problems can be handled more directly and elegantly through algebra.
This work is a practical astronomical almanac that Edmond Halley compiled for the year 1687.
Catalogus Stellarum Australium is a scientific work by Edmond Halley, presenting the results of his astronomical observations conducted…
Halley describes the 1715 total solar eclipse, the first seen in London in over 500 years, and presents…
Universal Arithmetic is a comprehensive mathematical treatise by Edmond Halley, presented here in a nineteenth-century Glasgow edition published…
The Atlas coelestis is a star atlas published posthumously in 1729, compiled from observations made by John Flamsteed.
Edmond Halley produced this astronomical treatise in advance of the total solar eclipse of 11 May 1724, which…
The work compiles and analyzes all known comet observations up to that time, presents a systematic method for…
This work is an early eighteenth-century Latin reconstruction by English astronomer and mathematician Edmond Halley, published in 1706.
Edmond Halley provides a detailed astronomical prediction for the total solar eclipse of 11 May 1724, aiming to…
Astronomical Tables is an 18th-century scientific work by Edmond Halley, published posthumously.
Miscellanea Curiosa is a collection of scientific papers and discourses assembled and published under the editorship of Edmond…