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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 237

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mong fainter stars visible to the naked eye orwith an opera-glass. Examples of some of these streams,whether apparent or real, are given in the accompanyingdiagrams (Figs. 9, 10; and 11). 174 THE VISIBLE UNIVERSE. But it is among the still fainter stars—those visible onlywith a telescope, or… … Fig. 10.—Group of stars in Taurus, showing streams as seen with an opera-glass. for this reason the evidence in favour of a real physicalconnection is of course proportionately stronger. Webbsays *: A little n p /a Sagittarii, xviih. 57m., S. 18° 50, is aspot referred to by Secchi as exemplifying…

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