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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 17 (October 1906) (1906)

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y on scopic aid, and hence remained unknown to the an- teer (Auriga), with the great yellow star Capella, then the 4th. She is in conjunction with Jupiter and Nep- cients. They can, however, be plainly shown by meas- tune on the 6th, Mars on the 13th, Mercury and Venus Perseus, Cassiopeia, and… … servations by amounts the tower. The heat and IX 2% O'Clock: October 30 many times as large as the light produced by the pro- In the map, Stars of the first magnitude are eight-pointed; second magnitude, six-pointed; third magnitude, five-pointed; fourth magnitude (a errors of the latter. In the…

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