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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 26 (1905) (1905)

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and carbonic acid gas, lunar south pole these dead volcanoes are so close- mide plate a piece of paper impressed as a negative. ly packed together that to Galileo (the first man is there any reason why life, in its lowest forms at Then I put the whole in a frame. It was enveloped least, may not… … recorded a num- PHOTOGRAPHIC MOUNTING OF THE EQUATORIAL, A GLIMPSE OF THE GREAT TELESCOPE. cal with that ber of observa- which the action tions that seem to point to the activity of a few of them lieves that he has discovered traces of vegetation. of luminous rays would have given. It must there-…

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