Suggestions for Observing the Total Eclipse of the Sun On January 1 1889
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Flashes or coruscations of light across the moon.
(9). Any peculiarities in the illumination and color of the moon's disc or any portion of it ; spots which may be visible.
(10). Any peculiarity in the appearance and color of the solar spots, especially near the edge of the moon.
(Near the instants of total immersion and of emersion. ) (11). Rapid change of the last visible portion of the sun, or of that which first reappears; a separation into minute parts, or formation of Baily's beads, with ...dark lines among them.
16 Suggestions for Observing (12). Any increased brightness of the moon's edge, and when and where it is noticed.
(13). Flashes, rays, or bright points as the sun disappears or reappears.
(14). The approach and recession of the shadow, appearing on the ground like that of a cloud, should be watched by those who are not occupied with other observations; and any pecu- liarities described, as for instance, whether its appearance and motion are uniform, or if dark stripes appear flitting across the landscape; if these are seen their distance apart, width, and velocity should be noted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Flashes or coruscations of light across the moon.
(9). Any peculiarities in the illumination and color of the moon's disc or any portion of it ; spots which may be visible.
(10). Any peculiarity in the appearance and color of the solar spots, especially near the edge of the moon.
(Near the instants of total immersion and of emersion. ) (11). Rapid change of the last visible portion of the sun, or of that which first reappears; a separation into minute parts, or formation of Baily's beads, with ...dark lines among them.
16 Suggestions for Observing (12). Any increased brightness of the moon's edge, and when and where it is noticed.
(13). Flashes, rays, or bright points as the sun disappears or reappears.
(14). The approach and recession of the shadow, appearing on the ground like that of a cloud, should be watched by those who are not occupied with other observations; and any pecu- liarities described, as for instance, whether its appearance and motion are uniform, or if dark stripes appear flitting across the landscape; if these are seen their distance apart, width, and velocity should be noted.
What to read after Suggestions for Observing the Total Eclipse of the Sun On January 1 1889?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holden Edward Singleton to read onlineMoreLess
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