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)
ieh we have sup- posed ourselves lo ■ V rk. The V« -rk SS • it, and two ad the Boriaoo. of die ( . tin- Indian Ocean, South- • TUl k only 16 mflftl less than the estimate marie on >ir Joha ri mean diara Most author-, bomEarths axis as 8,000 mi miles in a degree as 69 J, which is too d on the… … to mi:. era. 95 West of v Hand, where ia no land, a ship ia there place*!, and id ur Antipodes. Prom this irtli, small as it is, \\«> can, by means-remembered numbers, de- tlif di>tamvs of all places OD the A idmplo ]>i<v of nuvh- containing the two Alma- 1 !• misphere, as described :…
Astronomy
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