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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 26 (June 1907) (1907)

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tions that constitute a musical performance, and which can be seen almost as well with the naked eye morning star. He can be seen in the twilight during is able to produce physiological effects similar to the the first few days of the month, when he sets at about as with the telescope. The edge of… … to 155 million miles, while siological effects of that It* the map, fltarsof the first magnitnde are ei^ht-pointed, second magnitude, six-pointed; third magnitude, five-pointed; fourth magnitude (a the earth's distance varies piece. few;, four-pointed; fifth magnitude {yery few), three-pointed,…

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