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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 22 (November 1908) (1908)

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ng Distances at the month to be well seen. the spectrum. But some cold gases, though emitting Sea. Venus is morning star in Libra and Scorpio,. aHd Debrix has invented an ingenious method of meas- no light, show a similar absorption. Among these are oxygen and water vapor, which are responsible for… … ence of our own at- At 9',0 o'clock: November 30. distance of the ship from mosphere). We may hence each station having been NICHTSKY; NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER conclude that their at- found, the ship's position mospheres contain oxygen. on the chart will be at the Similarly, in the case of Uranus and…

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