Harris, John · Montreal, Lovell Printing and Publishing Co. · leaf 152
\ YELOCITY-OF-LIGHT THEORY. 47 The combined eclipse and occultation of Jupiters secondsatellite viewed from the first satellite ; supposing the latter(the first satellite) to remain stationary. … The second satellite is seen entering the -western side of the shadowat a, and is again seen emerging from behind the eastern limb ofthe planet at l. Fig. 11—Supposes occultation of the second satelliteto be viewed from the first, which is supposed to remainstationary at conjunction [(between the…
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