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Lectures on astronomical theories (1876)

Harris, John · Montreal, Lovell Printing and Publishing Co. · leaf 219

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vrhh those of theearth, may be in opposition thereto, and hence considerably increase theapparent difference in the relative situation.) 36 halleys comet. (6) Notices from the Record of various comets.Hallcy^s Comet. Fig. 9* represents the supposed orbit of Halleys comet,and is a fair illustration… … the sun in moving from A to B^ but having arrived at Byand still being comparatively very near to the sun, it nolonger obeys the restraining power of tlio suns gravi-tating influence, but recedes in an almost direct line to agreat distance, then, describing a slight curve towardsthe major axis of…

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