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Looking skyward and the earth, illustrated (1911)

Snyder, Isaac Newton · [Liberty, Ind., Press of Express printing co.] · leaf 73

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ace is known to be much less than on theearth—Flammarion savs, 0.174— hence it wouldtake much less force to draw a weighty substanceaway from the moon than it would to take the samefrom the earth. The earth being the moons nearest neighboramong the worlds, objects leaving the body of themoon would… … 1881, Mar. 22, 6h. 1881, Mar. 26, Tli. 1881, Mar. 28, P/2Jti. Venus as an evening star. (10-inch reflector; power 212.) Showing different markings. CHAPTER VI. VENUS. 0 Hesperus! Thou brightest of all good thingsHome to the weary, to the hungry cheer. —Byron. To begin this chapter on this very…

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