A new manual of the elements of astronomy, descriptive and mathematical .. (1868)
Kiddle, Henry, 1824-1891 · New York, Ivison, Phinney, Blakeman & co.; Chicago, S.C. Griggs & co. · leaf 183
se parts. Dark spots are also occa-sionally seen in connection with the belts. In Fig. 105 are given two telescopic views of this planet; the first, froma drawing by Sir John Herschel, as it appeared September 23d, 1832; the Questions.—b. Solar light and heat of Jupiter? 253. Belts—how described?… … TELESCOPIC VIEWS OF JUPITEB. b. Notwithstanding the cloudy masses with which the atmosphereappears to be charged, it is not thought that the latter has any verygreat height above the planets surface; for if such were the case theedges of the disc, instead of being sharply denned as we see…
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