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)
ay of the year, and hour of the day. Theplace of the First Observer is London. The Meridian Chapter VIII.—1. How does it appear to be the design of theAuthor of nature that Space and Time shall mutually measureeach other ?—2. In the three systems before mentioned, what arethe Great Circles ? What… … SJ» I OH tins ^1<»] through that city. Thai rircamstsnce alone would aot, however, ti\ the Observer at London, since any <»tli«r Meridian might have been hie reai- it we know that it b from London or Greenwich that I in,..n]y reckoned, iod thei the earth any other large city on this…
Astronomy
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