Mars And Its Canals
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As the \\Titer has observed them under both aspects, and has seen ' M. I'abbe Moreux.
CHM-. XV THE CANALS 177 them pass from the indefinite to the defined as the seeing improved, he has had practical proof of the fact, and this not once, but an unt(jld number of times.
Atmospheric conditions far su]3cri(jr to wliat are good enough for most astronomic observations are needed for such planetary decipherment, and the observer experienced in the subject eventually learns how all- important this is.... Under these conditions the testi- mony of his own eyesight upon the character of these markings is definite and complete. And the fii'st trait that then emerges from confusi(jn is that the markings are lines; not simply lines in the sense that any suffi- ciently narrow and cimtinuous marking may so be called, but lines in the far more precise sense in which geometry uses the term. They are furthermore straight lines. As Schiaparelli said of them : the}' look to have been laid down by rule and compass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the \\Titer has observed them under both aspects, and has seen ' M. I'abbe Moreux.
CHM-. XV THE CANALS 177 them pass from the indefinite to the defined as the seeing improved, he has had practical proof of the fact, and this not once, but an unt(jld number of times.
Atmospheric conditions far su]3cri(jr to wliat are good enough for most astronomic observations are needed for such planetary decipherment, and the observer experienced in the subject eventually learns how all- important this is.... Under these conditions the testi- mony of his own eyesight upon the character of these markings is definite and complete. And the fii'st trait that then emerges from confusi(jn is that the markings are lines; not simply lines in the sense that any suffi- ciently narrow and cimtinuous marking may so be called, but lines in the far more precise sense in which geometry uses the term. They are furthermore straight lines. As Schiaparelli said of them : the}' look to have been laid down by rule and compass.
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