Mattison, Hiram, 1811-1868 · New York, Huntington and Savage, Mason and Law · leaf 93
e Spots seen upon Mercury andVenus are the great natural divisions of their surfaces ? Because such divisions would appear like spots, ifviewed from a distance, and would vary as the planets 86 PRIMABY ASTRONOMY. revolved, precisely as the spots vary upon Mercury andYenus. 391. How would the… … [Above we have four different views of our own globe. No. 1 is a view of theNorthern Hemisphere; No. 2, of the Southern ; No. 3, of the Eastern Continent; No. 4,of the Western. A common terrestrial globe will present a different aspect from everynew position from which it is viewed ; as the Earth…
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