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Curiosities of the sky, a popular presentation of the great riddles and mysteries of astronomy (1909)

Serviss, Garrett Putman, 1851-1929 · New York, London, Harper & brothers · leaf 257

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ing those that have torn to pieces theface of the moon. Upon the whole, after studying the dreadful lunarlandscapes, one cannot feel a very enthusiastic sym-pathy with those who are seeking indications of thecontinued existence of some kind of life on the moon;such a world is better without… … MARE CRISIUM XIII THE GREAT MARS PROBLEM LET any thoughtful person who is acquainted with^the general facts of astronomy look up at theheavens some night when they appear in their great-est splendor, and ask himself what is the strong-est impression that they make upon his mind. Hemay not find it…

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