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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 26 (1900) (1900)

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United States Transit of Venus The present statement must, therefore, deal simply and the companion of Alpha is separated by the most Commission. Two years Jater he passed to the service with some of the results obtained by the Princeton powerful instruments into two stars ! of the United States… … position is very unfavorable. tain Bars at the Temperature of Melting Ice” (1883); ‘*On Errors Incident to Interpolated Values from Num- He figures, however, in the most interesting astro- nomical event of the month, for American observers— erical .Tables” (1886); ‘‘On the Free Cooling of a The…

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