Observations Des Surfaces Plantaires

Cet ouvrage est un recueil d'observations astronomiques effectuées à l'observatoire Jarrydesloges, près de Paris, au XIXe siècle. Il contient des descriptions détaillées des surfaces planétaires de la Lune, de Mars, de Jupiter, de Saturne et de Mercure, ainsi que des cartes et des dessins réalisés sur place. Il s'adresse aux astronomes amateurs, aux amateurs de sciences et à tous ceux qui s'intéressent à l'observation du ciel.

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