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 226
SS9. aspect, was probably ranked as a nebula, and perhapsplaced in the same class with the great nebula in Andro-meda, which was also known to the earlier astronomers. Coma Berenices is another example of a scattered cluster. Among clusters a little beyond the limits of naked-eyevision there are… … 168 THE VISIBLE UNIVERSE. this curious little asterism, one (Fig. 6) as seen by myselfwith a 2-inch telescope, and the other (Fig. 7) as seen byMr. Espiu with a reflecting telescope of 17± inches aperture.The tendency of the brighter stars to run in lines will benoticed, and the curious grouping of…
Stars · Nebular hypothesis
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