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David Elijah Packer (1862-1936), a librarian by profession, was anenthusiastic amateur astronomer who observed from London and Birmingham. Hefirst came to the attention of the astronomical community in 1890 when hediscovered a variable star in the globular cluster M5, only the second periodicvariable to be discovered in a globular cluster. He also observed meteors andnebulae, on one occasion reporting a brightening in the nucleus of the galaxyM77. However, his remarkable claims in 1896 that he had photographed the solarcorona in daylight were soon shown to be flawed.

David Elijah Packer: cluster variables, meteors and the solar corona