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Elementary lessons in astronomy (1889)

Lockyer, Norman, Sir, 1836-1920 · London : Macmillan and Co. · leaf 52

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ke a nebula to the nakedeye ; in the smallest telescope, however, it is separatedinto stars. 77. Every time a telescope larger than any formerlyused has been made use of, however, numbers of whatwere till then called nebulae, and about which as nebukenothing was known, have been found to be nothing… … 3. The Nebula in Orion. £• Spiral Nebula in Canes Venatici- THE STARS AND NEBULAE. 33 78. Now, this is what has happened ever since the dis-covery of telescopes. Hence it was thought by some thatall the so-called nebulas were, in reality, nothing butdistant star-clusters. 3»9. One of the most…

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