Pattillo's Geographical Catechism
Pattillo's Geographical Catechism
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The comet of 1682, whose period I have also forgot, was first discovered northwest, in the thirtieth degree of Leo, and having crossed the orbits of all the planets, but that of Mercury, it turned round the Sun to the left, and disappeared in the fifth degree of Cancer, fifty -seven degrees from where it entered, and has a wider orbit than the for- mer. But the most remarkable comet of the system appear- ed in 1680 in the north, the nineteenth degree of Gemini; it crossed the orbits of all the ...planets, and turned round the Sun to the right, so close to his surface as to imbibe a heat, that scarcely anything on Earth could bear the thousandth part of. Its period is 575 years; and its prbit so exceed- ingly narrow that it falls almost perpendicularly to the Sun for 280 odd years, and acquires the amazing velocity of 880,000 miles in an hour. It was accurately observed by the great Sir Isaac Newton. The orbit of this comet is more like two tapering sticks butted together, than sugar loaves like the other two.
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The comet of 1682, whose period I have also forgot, was first discovered northwest, in the thirtieth degree of Leo, and having crossed the orbits of all the planets, but that of Mercury, it turned round the Sun to the left, and disappeared in the fifth degree of Cancer, fifty -seven degrees from where it entered, and has a wider orbit than the for- mer. But the most remarkable comet of the system appear- ed in 1680 in the north, the nineteenth degree of Gemini; it crossed the orbits of all the ...planets, and turned round the Sun to the right, so close to his surface as to imbibe a heat, that scarcely anything on Earth could bear the thousandth part of. Its period is 575 years; and its prbit so exceed- ingly narrow that it falls almost perpendicularly to the Sun for 280 odd years, and acquires the amazing velocity of 880,000 miles in an hour. It was accurately observed by the great Sir Isaac Newton. The orbit of this comet is more like two tapering sticks butted together, than sugar loaves like the other two.
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