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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 5 (August 1908) (1908)

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ise separate into two parts, each of which sixteenth century by the astronomer Hevelius, to fill latter is below these two and much fainter than will receive one-half of the nucleus, so that two the gaps between the ancient and conspicuous ones. either. Its slow eastward motion relative to the… … At 9ft o'clock: July 30. dividual is continued in stars in such a cluster, or both self-contained beings. from a planet revolving NIGHT SKY: JULY AND AUGUST A similar puzzle is met in about it, would be far connection with certain more brilliant than our own. From a star in the middle of the great…

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