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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 19 (November 1903) (1903)

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toward the red. (Though the made some three years ago,by Prof. Brown, of the Naval Observatory in Washington, led to the conclu- constantly elevating and improving these curricula he planets do not shine by their own light, the same sion that Neptune is also perceptibly flattened at the devoted his… … a more than welcome visitor. morning of the 15th she is in conjunction with the THE LATE PBOF. B. H. THTJBSTON. Moon. At 10 o'clock she will be almost above the 1 < « >' Moon, at a distance of about two degrees—four times • THE HEAVENS IN NOVEMBEB. the Moon's diameter. This is a very good time to…

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