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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 18 (November 1877) (1877)

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, which moves around the sun at an average distance of 42 millions of miles, its year being 88 days and HOW OUR WORLD LOOKS FROM OTHER WORLDS. dissociation tension is reached. The salt used was- potassi- each of its seasons three weeks. Since the earth travels on um oxalate, containing one molecule… … Pig. 2.-VIEW OF THE EAETH PROM VENUS. us how entirely insignificant our earth is as a part of the universe, than that which leads us to realize how our globe would appear to one of its own inhabitants if he could be transported to one after another of the heavenly bodies. The journey of our…

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