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The lost solar system of the ancients discovered (1856)

Wilson, John, writer in astronomy · London Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, & Roberts · leaf 312

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to 1000 times the distance of a near fixed star.Or if the distance of Belus = l3Distance of a near star = 163 = 4096A remote distance = 1603 = 4096000. If 1 inch represented the circumference of the earth, 3 409miles would represent the distance of Belus. Magnitude of the sun : magnitude of Jupiter… … Fig. 83. 1. Mercury 2. Mars „ f Venus 1 Earth 4. Uranus 31 cubed = 29791 41 = 68921 78 474522 79 493039 345 = 41063625 300 THE LOST SOLAR SYSTEM DISCOVERED. Neptune = 415 cubed = 71473375 Saturn = 791 = 494913671 Jupiter = 870 = 658503000 : Earth :: Neptune I Saturn :: 1 : 7. . Saturn :: Jupiter :…

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