Harris, John · Montreal, Lovell Printing and Publishing Co. · leaf 78
Fig. 3.—Let E. be the earth ; and a. and h. two stars^at a certain distance from each other and a certain dis-tance from the earth ; and let c. and d. be two other starsthe same distance apart as a. and &., but twice the distance … from the earth ; and let e. represent a fifth star interme-diate in situation between the others as shown in thefigure. Viewed from the earth, the five stars may presentthe appearance of an equidistant series.. one under theother, with equal inten^als. 10 PARALLAX. Now if the reader apprehends the…
Astronomy
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