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Line 147: :The change is appropriate. 1890 is a rounded version for 1892. [[F. R. Stephenson]], IIRC, used the range 1750-1890 when he selected 1820 as the vertex of his parabolic representation of [[Delta T]], whereas the actual observations used by [[Simon Newcomb]], on which he based his [[Newcomb's Tables of the Sun\|tables]], which form the basis of [[Ephemeris Time]], end in 1892, not 1890. — [[User:Joe Kress\|Joe Kress]] 07:54, 26 December 2005 (UTC) == Spelling errors== Corrected spelling errors in article. ([[User:WETaylor\|IchBin]] 05:46, 1 January 2006 (UTC))

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