The Solar System Pt. 1
The Solar System Pt. 1
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Pollux, whidi^ at nine o'clock, were a great way toward the east^ are, at midnight, not far from the meridian, and at a much higher elevation. All which cifcnm* ./ stances show that thie variou^s clusters of stars, in the eastern, southern, and western portions of the heavens, have a reffljar and uniform apparent fiiQtion from east to west Such are some of the general a^^arances of the heavens, as vieXved in our northern latitude ; V but in sevieral^ther quarters of the globe theib aspects wffl... ajgeVrsbnaewhat dISerent. Wera ^ we placed und er tSe^ uafci^ in the island Of-' Sumatra, or about Quito, in South America, we THE 90LAR SYSTEM. 98 Alioifld b^hdd all t]b^ stam- in file firmamexft proceeding in their courses from east to west Ail the stars Would appear to ^^r^ and •^ none of tb^^in would describe citdes above the liorizon, aa^ some of them appear to do in our nohbem region; The fiorfh pole, which, in our iiitittide, i» at a high ek^lition, would appear ^ in the northern point of the.
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Pollux, whidi^ at nine o'clock, were a great way toward the east^ are, at midnight, not far from the meridian, and at a much higher elevation. All which cifcnm* ./ stances show that thie variou^s clusters of stars, in the eastern, southern, and western portions of the heavens, have a reffljar and uniform apparent fiiQtion from east to west Such are some of the general a^^arances of the heavens, as vieXved in our northern latitude ; V but in sevieral^ther quarters of the globe theib aspects wffl... ajgeVrsbnaewhat dISerent. Wera ^ we placed und er tSe^ uafci^ in the island Of-' Sumatra, or about Quito, in South America, we THE 90LAR SYSTEM. 98 Alioifld b^hdd all t]b^ stam- in file firmamexft proceeding in their courses from east to west Ail the stars Would appear to ^^r^ and •^ none of tb^^in would describe citdes above the liorizon, aa^ some of them appear to do in our nohbem region; The fiorfh pole, which, in our iiitittide, i» at a high ek^lition, would appear ^ in the northern point of the.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Dick to read onlineMoreLess
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