Brief biography and popular account of the unparalleled discoveries of T. J. J. See .. (1913)
Webb, W. L. (William Larkin), b. 1856 · Lynn, Mass., T. P. Nichols · leaf 386
y modern instruments; and much additional power is given tothe modern instrument by the use of photography. 2. But if, on the one hand, the modem instruments surpassHerschels in power, there is on the other some increased need forthis in that we now attempt to take account of the extinction oflight… … THE HERSCHEL-SEE THEORY OF THE GALAXY. The Sun and all the Stars visible to the naked eye are included within the small white speck,below the center. The vacant lane extending to the right from this speck may produce the darkareas of the Coal Sacks near the Southern Cross. When we look outward from…
See, T. J. J. (Thomas Jefferson Jackson), b. 1866 · Astronomy
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