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The evolution of worlds (1909)

Lowell, Percival, 1855-1916 · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 167

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s itwere, is the ring, itself a congeries of tiny satellites.Then comes Mimas, the smallest of the principal ones;then Enceladus, a little larger; then Tethys, the biggest 136 THE EVOLUTION OF WORLDS of the three. Next stands Dione, smaller than Tethys.Then the mass increases with Rhea, reaching… … CURVES,GF DIAMETERS JUPITER SOLAR SYSTEM DISTANCE FROM JUPITER SATURNS SYSTEM TITAN TO IX

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