A popular handbook and atlas of astronomy, designed as a complete guide to a knowledge of the heavenly bodies and as an aid to those possessing telescopes (1891)
Peck, William, Sir, 1862-1925 · New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 181
cted that they accurately represent the actual appearance of theheavens in the northern and southern hemispheres for certain times. Accordingly, the exact positions of thevarious constellations for any date and hour can be at once found by examining Tables 5 and 6 on pages 122 to125. From these,… … FiG. 43.—Explanation of the Star Charts. sponds to the particular part of the sky which it is desired to examine is also revealed. If, on the otherhand, the time is required when a certain group can be seen. Table 1 on pages 118 and 119 will give theinformation. By its aid the circular chart which…
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