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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 24 (June 1880) (1880)

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the matter it turned her protest by inflicting the common penalty. of a single telescope of like aperture and focal length, for we out that the astronomer had nearly lost the use of one of The far-off problems of space, and many of the nearer know that twice as much light enters two eyes as enters… … dent of every other proof this fact at distances varying from one to ten alone demonstrates that two eyes double feet. As it is mounted on a tripod it can be the illumination of all images of external SECTION OF BINOCULAR COMET SEEKER. objects formed on the retina; again there- stationed among the…

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