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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 10 (March 1904) (1904)

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rth of the N. od, where the h o r i z o nta! t e mperate belt was deep- lines are ob- ly shaded with tained by a a delicate blu- glass milli- ish gray. meter scale, It is prob- (placed imme- able that some diate 1 y in of the changes front of the on Jupiter are sensitive of a cyclical plate, so… … al belts. Thus, cal, are exact- 1899, April, I5d, 12h. 10m. G.M.T. 1900, April, 20d. I4h. 15m. G.M T. 1902, June, 26d. I4h. 31m. G.M.T. when the S. ly proportion- equatorial belt al to the in- CHANGES IN THE ASPECT OF THE PLANET JUPITER OBSERVED AT VARIOUS TIMES. is at a maxi- tensities of the mum…

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