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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 14 (October 1909) (1909)

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nation) is accurately known, and can be taken ith, to Cygnus, Aquila, and Sagittarius (just setting). of the principal landmarks of the sky for the beginner, Ophiuchus amd Serpens are also disappearing, due from a small and easily portable table. as it has no counterpart in the heavens. One of its… … At 9V2 o'clock: September 29. slower and slower, until guide there as here, but "the 26th, when he begins of no service at all in NIGHT SKY: SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER the eastward march, finding the . geographical which will take him over pole.) It would then be more than a whole round of the zodiac…

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