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The visible universe; chapters on the origin and construction of the heavens (1892)

Gore, J. Ellard (John Ellard), 1845-1910 · London, C. Lockwood and son · leaf 209

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of them, indeed, below thesixth magnitude, according to the Uranometria Argentina. A tolerably rich, but very elongated region extends fromnear p Argus (about 25° S. Decl.) up to a and 8 Antlia)(see Fig. 4); but the stars are mostly small, and probably 156 THE VISIBLE UNIVERSE. would not, to… … Fig. 4.—Eich and poor regions in Hydra and Antlia. From Behrmann. of rich and poor regions in close proximity. Anotherisolated region, above the average richness, includes 77, J,/** v> $> X Centauri, and a, ft, 7, 8, e, t, fi, v, ir, etc., Lupi(see Fig. 5). This region lies near the borders…

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