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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 18 (1877) (1877)

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long. The portion of 168 millions of miles from the sun.’ The. period. when the the grounds illuminated is to the extent of about four acres, earth is best visible to the Martial inhabitant is just opposite and is as light as day in every part. The fountain isa mag- to the similar period in the… … that of Mars, its greatest proximity to the latter occurs when streams into the basin below, while there is a beautiful floral | between Mars, and the sun. But then it turns its shaded display at the base of the fountain and on the ground sur-| hemisphere to Mars and is therefore invisible. It is…

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