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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 20 (1876) (1876)

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atus. The topographically and modeled in plaster of Paris, with the most scrupulous care, by Nasmyth, and the accompanying epgraving was made from a photograph of his models. 14 days. The only difference between the lunar craters and that of Fig. 1.—THE CRATER OF PLATO. The moon’s path around the… … VESUVIUS AND ADJACENT COUNTRY, ITALY. Fig. 3—SURFACE OF THE MOON. Kilauea is that the former are of enormous dimensions. Co. pernicus, for example, is 56 miles in diameter; its central to something like 100° to 200° below zero. elliptical orbit. These attractions are called perturbations mountain…

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