Struve, Otto Wilhelm (1819–1905)
Russian-born German astronomer, son of Friedrich
G. W. Struve, who accurately determined the rate of change of precession
and estimated the velocity of Sun from the proper
motions of nearby stars. He worked at Pulkovo Observatory, where he
collaborated with his father in the search for double stars.
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