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John Franklin-Adams

1843 – 1913

British astronomer

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Lived 1843 – 1913 (aged 70). John Franklin-Adams was a British astronomer.

John Franklin-Adams (c. 1843 – 1912) was a British astronomer and stellar cartographer. The minor planets 982 Franklina and 1925 Franklin-Adams are named after him.

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Who was John Franklin-Adams?

British astronomer (1843-1913)

When was John Franklin-Adams born?

John Franklin-Adams was born on 5 August 1843 in Peckham.

When did John Franklin-Adams die?

John Franklin-Adams died on 13 August 1913.

What was John Franklin-Adams's occupation?

John Franklin-Adams was an astronomer.

What nationality was John Franklin-Adams?

John Franklin-Adams was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: John Franklin-Adams

· Wikidata: Q24284653

· DBpedia: John Franklin-Adams

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