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O reverendo Dr Nevil Maskelyne foi um astrônomo britânico. Observou vários fenômenos astronômicos na ilha de Santa Elena. Realizou uma experiência na montanha Schiehallion para determinação da densidade média da Terra. Foi o 5º Astrônomo Real Britânico. More information...

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