Astronography, or, Astronomical geography, with the use of globes : arranged either for simultaneous reading and study in classes, or for study in the common method (1854)
rincipal Primary Planets.* NAME. Diameter. Distance fromthe Sun. Annualrevolution. Diurnalrotation. miles. miles. years, days. hours. Inferior j Mercury .Planets, j Venus.. . 3,200 37,000,000 88 24 7,700 68,000,000 224 23J Earth ... 8,000 95,000,000 365£ 24 r Mars .... 4,200 142,000,000 1 321 24J… … Table of - ifl situated between the i Mmft and Jupii-r. It will be teen tin! the four principal ;uv Vesta. Juno,oa, and Pallas. The finfl dlBOOTere 1 WM I •\w Beoood was Ialla.*, by M. Olbers, OJBrcmcu, in IS-. Mr. Hind, of England, baa discov<era!.* N\ Mr- Flora Meti* A*trea fhm P*U<U Eyerie…
Astronomy
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