An Introduction to the Use of the Globes, And the Orery: Also, the Application of Astronomy to Chronology ... Adapted to the Instruction And Entertainment of Such Persons As Are Not Previously Versed in Mathematic Science. With An Appendix, Attempting to
An Introduction to the Use of the Globes, And the Orery: Also, the Application of Astronomy to Chronology ... Adapted to the Instruction And Entertainment of Such Persons As Are Not Previously Versed in Mathematic Science. With An Appendix, Attempting to
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For In- ftance, the greateft Heliocentric Latitude of Venus is about 3^ Degrees ^ but as (be is^^ much nearer the Earth, at one Time than another, (he will appear under a greater Angle with the Plane of the Ecliptic ; or a Line drawn from the Obferver*s Eye to Venus, will make a greater Angle with the Plane of the Ecliptic at one Time than an- other, that is, when (he is nearer than when fhe is farther off: and confcquently tho* her Heliocentric Latitude were exadly the fame in both Cafes, yet ...her Geocentric Latitude would be very different. And thus it is, that Venus has at fome Times, viz. whei> fhe is neareft the Earth and ^letrograde,, more than 8 Degrees Latitude ; and it is on this Account the Zodiac is made to ex- tend fomewhat above 8 Degrees, on each Side of tlie EG%tic^ that it may be broad enough Digiti; zed by Google 96 Tbi Planets fhay be Part II.
enough to take in the apparent Pad^ of all the Planets.
COROLLARY, The fuperior Planets appearing direSty Jiationary^ and retrograde^ is a proof oi the Earth's annual Motion round the Sun y for if it had no fuch Motion, they never could appear otherwife than direSl.
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For In- ftance, the greateft Heliocentric Latitude of Venus is about 3^ Degrees ^ but as (be is^^ much nearer the Earth, at one Time than another, (he will appear under a greater Angle with the Plane of the Ecliptic ; or a Line drawn from the Obferver*s Eye to Venus, will make a greater Angle with the Plane of the Ecliptic at one Time than an- other, that is, when (he is nearer than when fhe is farther off: and confcquently tho* her Heliocentric Latitude were exadly the fame in both Cafes, yet ...her Geocentric Latitude would be very different. And thus it is, that Venus has at fome Times, viz. whei> fhe is neareft the Earth and ^letrograde,, more than 8 Degrees Latitude ; and it is on this Account the Zodiac is made to ex- tend fomewhat above 8 Degrees, on each Side of tlie EG%tic^ that it may be broad enough Digiti; zed by Google 96 Tbi Planets fhay be Part II.
enough to take in the apparent Pad^ of all the Planets.
COROLLARY, The fuperior Planets appearing direSty Jiationary^ and retrograde^ is a proof oi the Earth's annual Motion round the Sun y for if it had no fuch Motion, they never could appear otherwife than direSl.
What to read after An Introduction to the Use of the Globes, And the Orery: Also, the Application of Astronomy to Chronology ... Adapted to the Instruction And Entertainment of Such Persons As Are Not Previously Versed in Mathematic Science. With An Appendix, Attempting to?
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