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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 4 (July 1873) (1873)

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herefore: (1) That any showing how precession of the stars is produced by the ret- and finally spins its cocoon (6 represents one cut open, giv- deviation of the position of the spectator from the plane of rograde motion of the sun. But as he has not complied ing a view of the chrysalis) and goes… … of the acorns under his trees infested, as they have been for the form and position of the pyramids, in consequence of the in space. Thus we have 25,868 solar years in 25,867 sidereal the past two years, by this worm, is very apt to consider it years. The truth stands then that, as solar time is…

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