A new treatise on astronomy, and the use of globes : in two parts ... (1866)
M'Intire, James, 1799-1879 · New York : Published by A.S. Barnes & Burr ... · leaf 112
by the motion of whichthe planets rotation has been ascertained. Various opinions have been entertained concerning the causeof the belts of Jupiter. They are generally supposed to be thebody of the planet seen through interstices of a cloudy atmos-phere, caused by the great velocity of the diurnal… … Why has he no diveaity of seasons, and no change in the length of thediiys and nights ? 135. Describe the belts of Jupiter. What have often been seen onthese belts, and what ascertained from their motion i What are the beltsgenerally supposed to be ? What, the spots ? 136. Describe the astronomical…
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