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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 4 (July 1878) (1878)

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uU moonlight would the United States on the 29th be, and gives so much light day of the present month. that in the complete absence It will be seen from the an- of the sun only the brighter nexed figure (Fig. 13) that stars are visible. The dark- when the moon comes be- ness is then by no means ab-… … resents the inner corona and off than it is, the apex of this red flames as drawn by Pro- second cone might be reached fessor J. H. Eastman, U.S.N. without its touching the Fig. 17 is from a sketch by "ECLIPSE ENCAMPMENT." earth at all, and as her dis- Tacchini, and shows the more tance is variable…

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