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A handbook of double stars, with a catalogue of twelve hundred double stars and extensive lists of measures. With additional notes bringing the measures up to 1879 (1879)

Crossley, Edward, 1841-1904 · London, Macmillan · leaf 163

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that this orbit cannot be elliptical. Taking the early observations into account, the companion has described about 80°, and yet has scarcely deviated from a rectilinear path. It is almost certain that the relative path is of a hyperbolic nature. It is given approximately, so far as at present… … Let the equation be written Fig. 16.

Double stars · Astronomical observatories · Micrometers (Instruments)

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