Scientific American Supplement, No. 829, November 21, 1891
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3a) the observer placed at O, the revolvingobject at T, the axis of rotation being this time the line O F. Let usplace a mirror at A B and cause it to revolve around the same axis;but, instead of looking at the image directly in the mirror, let usreceive it, before and after its reflection upon A B, upon twomirrors, C D and D E, inclined 30
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3a) the observer placed at O, the revolvingobject at T, the axis of rotation being this time the line O F. Let usplace a mirror at A B and cause it to revolve around the same axis;but, instead of looking at the image directly in the mirror, let usreceive it, before and after its reflection upon A B, upon twomirrors, C D and D E, inclined 30
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