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The constellations and how to find them; 13 maps, showing the position of the constellations in the sky during each month of any year. A popular and simple guide to a knowledge of the starry heavens, with introduction, general explanations, and a separate description of each map (1887)

Peck, William, Sir, 1862-1925 · Boston, Mass., Silver, Burdett & Co · leaf 21

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actually parts of the stars. Now as the stars are situated at inconceivable distances from each other, the comets with their meteor trains, though sometimes travelling at great velocities, must have taken millions of years to journey from one star to the other; and as they probably would make many… … THE MILKY WAY. (Northern Hemisphere). On any dark and clear night, when there is no moon, a large band of cloudy light will be seen stretching rightacross the heavens from one side to the other. This is called the Milky Way. The position of this luminouszone in the sky, for any particular time,…

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