Southern Stellar Objects for Small Telescopes Between the Equator And 55 South
Southern Stellar Objects for Small Telescopes Between the Equator And 55 South
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Equal to 63 and 70 Ceti ( 6m).
8th Feb. Equal to Piscium ( 4m ).
16th Feb. Brighter than ft Ceti ( 4m ) and equal to y Ceti.
18th Feb. Brighter than a Piscium, but not equal to Ceti.
25th Feb. Equal to a Ceti, but less than a Arietis At the maximum of 1876 : 3rd Jan. 1876. About 7m.
12th Jan. About 5|m.
14th Jan. 6m.
1 7th Jan. About equal Piscium ( 5-4m ).
21st Jan. 1876. Very slightly brighter than Piscium.
28th Jan. 4m. And not much inferior to Piscium.
3rd Feb. Equal a Piscium ( maximum ).
...llth Feb. Equal d Ceti.
E 34 CETUS.
llth March. Equal d Ceti.
On 8th Nov. 1876, about 9m and fiery red.
At the maximum of 1876, 77, I made the fol- lowing observations : 5th Dec. 1876. About 5Jm, and a little brighter than 67 Ceti.
8th Dec. Brighter than 70 Ceti, but not equal to P Ceti ( 5m. Heis ).
llth Dec. Kather less than 5m.
13th Dec. Equal to P Ceti.
16th Dec. Slightly brighter than P Ceti.
22th Dec. Slightly brighter than 8 Ceti (4m N and about equal to a Piscium.
2 7th Dec. About 3m. , a little brighter than y Ceti but more than half a mag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Equal to 63 and 70 Ceti ( 6m).
8th Feb. Equal to Piscium ( 4m ).
16th Feb. Brighter than ft Ceti ( 4m ) and equal to y Ceti.
18th Feb. Brighter than a Piscium, but not equal to Ceti.
25th Feb. Equal to a Ceti, but less than a Arietis At the maximum of 1876 : 3rd Jan. 1876. About 7m.
12th Jan. About 5|m.
14th Jan. 6m.
1 7th Jan. About equal Piscium ( 5-4m ).
21st Jan. 1876. Very slightly brighter than Piscium.
28th Jan. 4m. And not much inferior to Piscium.
3rd Feb. Equal a Piscium ( maximum ).
...llth Feb. Equal d Ceti.
E 34 CETUS.
llth March. Equal d Ceti.
On 8th Nov. 1876, about 9m and fiery red.
At the maximum of 1876, 77, I made the fol- lowing observations : 5th Dec. 1876. About 5Jm, and a little brighter than 67 Ceti.
8th Dec. Brighter than 70 Ceti, but not equal to P Ceti ( 5m. Heis ).
llth Dec. Kather less than 5m.
13th Dec. Equal to P Ceti.
16th Dec. Slightly brighter than P Ceti.
22th Dec. Slightly brighter than 8 Ceti (4m N and about equal to a Piscium.
2 7th Dec. About 3m. , a little brighter than y Ceti but more than half a mag.
What to read after Southern Stellar Objects for Small Telescopes Between the Equator And 55 South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Ellard John Ellard Gore to read onlineMoreLess
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