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 232
visible to the naked eye in the Punjab sky as a hazy starof about magnitude 4g. With a 3-inch refractor the com-ponent stars were well seen. The so-called globular clusters form excellent ex-amples of the clustering tendency, but here the componentstars lie so close together that their physical… … Plate XI. Photograph of a portion of G-emiiii.Tsk,=n March i/i t887. hv M. M. Henry, at the Paris Observatory. CLUSTERING STARS. 171 there are many examples of this aggregating tendencyvisible on the stellar photographs taken at the ParisObservatory. Photographs of portions of the Milky Wayin…
Stars · Nebular hypothesis
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