Astronomy with the naked eye; a new geography of the heavens, with descriptions and charts of constellations, stars, and planets (1908)
Serviss, Garrett Putnam, 1851-1929 · New York : Harper · leaf 40
of their arrival on the meridian month after month, at aboutnine oclock in the evening, in the middle of the month. Onlythose lying between the north pole and the southern horizon aredescribed, as those situated below the pole may usually be betterseen at another time. Auriga (CHART V) IF you go… … m CT.J \ariabilt». CONSTELLATIONS IN JANUARY tude is near that of New York, a brilliant white star,of the first magnitude, and of remarkable beauty.It is the star celebrated in fable from remote antiquityunder the name of Capella (a Aurigas). At its greatelevation, so near the centre of the starry…
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