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Looking skyward and the earth, illustrated (1911)

Snyder, Isaac Newton · [Liberty, Ind., Press of Express printing co.] · leaf 67

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xtentof the surface is numbered in digits from 1 to 12, ortotality—1 digit is very small and 11 digits is near-total. The moons Saros, Librations, Apsides, etc.,etc., will be passed over. Serviss gives a list of ten colors and tints whichhe has discovered on the surface of the full moon,though the… … Showing process of Eclipse of the Moon, which catches up with the Earths shadows. the moon/ others have made out a woman in themoon. These of course are mere fancies whichhave been made out with the naked eve. Thesemarkings are really mountains, extinct volcanoes,river and sea beds and table lands.…

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