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The mechanics of the moon : dedicated to the astronomers and astrophysicists (1906)

Schindler, Robert · Lucerne, Switzerland : The author · leaf 50

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leys. Fig. 10. The Sinus Iridum, whichformerly (like the Clrimaldi; was a little sea,came in connection Avith the Mare Imbrium.There are only two countries Avhere thebubbh^ blown-up masses can be seen Avithsuch clearness. The rushing deluge massesfrom the Mare Imbrium, judging from thephotochrome,… … FIG. 10 of the Mare Crisium l)y the sAVollen massesare considered, it seems, that hetween thesemasses and the formation of the mare a 48 CONCERNING THE TOPOGEAPHY OF THE MOON. causal connection existed just as the preser-vation of the heat caused the formation ofthe mare and favoured their…

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