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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 5 (July 1909) (1909)

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ur- is higher up, then Cepheus, then Cygnus, nearly over- What we receive depends on how big the sun looks face must be greater than the minimum value here de- head. South of this are the small groups of Sagitta in the heavens, and how bright it really is per termined. How much allowance must be… … as the temperature rises, At 8!£ o'clock: Jn!y 30. the 31st. He is very con- the heat radiated increases NIGHT SKY: JULY AND AUGUST spicuous, and will be an as the fourth power of the object of assiduous tele- temperature measured scopic study, though his from the absolute zero. Doubling the…

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