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This branch may therefore be said to have been characteristic of the opposition of 1892. This same region was very carefully sketched by Mr. Douglass and myself a number of times between June 30 and July 6, 1894, but not a trace of the central branch could we detect. Upon these dates Mars held the same position in its orbit that it did upon August 12 and 18, 1892. A sketch The Seat of Mart 99 made by myself August 13, 1892, shows the central branch very clearly. It will be interesting to hear i...f its appearance has been noted this year by the Australian observers, since in their longitude it would have been visible about the middle of June.
But not only has the central branch of the Y been invisible this year, but the large dark blue patch which it connected with the southern snow cap, and which we called the Northern Sea, has been very much less marked, and much smaller than was the case in 1892.
Again a large black gulf bounding the melting snow upon the north and situated very nearly due south of Syrtis Minor has been a very striking feature of our observations this year.
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This branch may therefore be said to have been characteristic of the opposition of 1892. This same region was very carefully sketched by Mr. Douglass and myself a number of times between June 30 and July 6, 1894, but not a trace of the central branch could we detect. Upon these dates Mars held the same position in its orbit that it did upon August 12 and 18, 1892. A sketch The Seat of Mart 99 made by myself August 13, 1892, shows the central branch very clearly. It will be interesting to hear i...f its appearance has been noted this year by the Australian observers, since in their longitude it would have been visible about the middle of June.
But not only has the central branch of the Y been invisible this year, but the large dark blue patch which it connected with the southern snow cap, and which we called the Northern Sea, has been very much less marked, and much smaller than was the case in 1892.
Again a large black gulf bounding the melting snow upon the north and situated very nearly due south of Syrtis Minor has been a very striking feature of our observations this year.
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