Astronomy for Young Folks
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To the north and east of Capricornus we find Aquar- ius, which is also a zodiacal constellation. Aquarius is the Water-Bearer, and the water jar which he carries is represented by a small, but distinct, Y of stars from which flows a stream of faint stars toward the southeast and south. Aquarius, like Capricornus, is a rather uninteresting constellation, as it is made up of inconspicuous third- and fourth-magnitude stars. The entire region covered by these two groups of stars is remarkably barre...n, since it contains not a single first- or even second-magnitude star and little to attract the observer's eye.
To relieve the barrenness of this region, there ap- pears just to the south of Aquarius and southeast of Capricornus, sparkling low in the southern sky on crisp October evenings, the beautiful first-magnitude star Fomalhaut in the small southern constellation of Piscis Australis, The Southern Fish. This star is the farthest south of all the brilliant first-magnitude stars that can be seen from the middle latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the north and east of Capricornus we find Aquar- ius, which is also a zodiacal constellation. Aquarius is the Water-Bearer, and the water jar which he carries is represented by a small, but distinct, Y of stars from which flows a stream of faint stars toward the southeast and south. Aquarius, like Capricornus, is a rather uninteresting constellation, as it is made up of inconspicuous third- and fourth-magnitude stars. The entire region covered by these two groups of stars is remarkably barre...n, since it contains not a single first- or even second-magnitude star and little to attract the observer's eye.
To relieve the barrenness of this region, there ap- pears just to the south of Aquarius and southeast of Capricornus, sparkling low in the southern sky on crisp October evenings, the beautiful first-magnitude star Fomalhaut in the small southern constellation of Piscis Australis, The Southern Fish. This star is the farthest south of all the brilliant first-magnitude stars that can be seen from the middle latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere.
What to read after Astronomy for Young Folks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabel Martin Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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