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Table 2.

Sunspot group observations available for the period 1729–1731.

Observer Date Groups Type
Weidler 1729-2-1 1 O
Weidler 1729-3-18 1 O
Kraft 1729-5-3 1 O
Kraft 1729-5-4 1 O
Kraft 1729-5-5 1 O
Kraft 1729-5-6 1 O
Kraft 1729-5-7 1 O
Kraft 1729-5-8 1 O
Kraft 1729-5-9 1 O
Kraft 1729-5-10 1 O
Kraft 1729-5-22 1 O
Kraft 1729-7-20 0 O
Kraft 1729-7-21 0 O
Kraft 1729-7-22 0 O
Kraft 1729-7-23 0 O
Kraft 1729-7-24 1 O
Beyer 1729-7-31 1 O
Beyer 1729-12-14 4 N
Beyer 1730-1-17 2 O
Beyer 1730-1-27 3 O
Beyer 1730-3-1 11 C
Beyer 1730-3-2 12 C
Beyer 1730-3-7 6 C
Beyer 1730-3-12 4 C
Beyer 1730-4-4 9 C
Beyer 1730-4-5 12 C
Beyer 1730-4-6 9 O
Beyer 1730-4-11 6 C
Beyer 1730-4-14 5 O
Beyer 1730-4-29 9 C
Beyer 1730-4-30 8 C
Beyer 1730-5-2 7 C
Beyer 1730-5-3 9 C
Beyer 1730-7-2 1 O
Hell 1730-7-15 3 C
Wasse 1730-9-23 1 O
Wasse 1730-9-25 0 O
Hell 1731-12-29 C

Notes. The three first columns show the observer, date, and number of sunspot groups registered. The last column indicates if a sunspot record was previously available (O), if a sunspot observation was not published previously (N), or if a value was corrected with respect to group numbers of previously available records (C). In total, 37 observations are available during this time span in addition to Hell’s record.

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