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James Owens Wylie Wilson (1851 - 1908): |
William Wilson was born in Belfast and was educated privately. In 1871 he established a private observatory at Daramona, Streete, County Westmeath, and in 1881, built a second one. He also built a laboratory and a mechanical workshop. In 1894 he became High Sheriff of Westmeath; in 1896 was made a Fellow of the Royal Society, and in 1901 gained a Doctorate of Science. He pioneered research in the temperature of the sun and radiation from sun-spots the results of which he published privately in 1900. He died in Daramona.
Born: | 1851 |
Died: | 1908 |
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