Walter A. Adams

Walter A. Adams was an American astronomer known for his work at Mount Wilson Observatory in the early 20th century. He specialized in studying the Sun's spectral characteristics and the motion of stars, helping to expand our understanding of solar activity and galaxy dynamics. Adams contributed to methods for measuring stellar distances and velocities, which are fundamental to understanding the universe's structure. His research advanced astrophysics by providing insights into stellar behavior and the broader cosmos, making him a notable figure in the development of modern astronomy.