Berry, Arthur,b. 1862 · London, J. Murray · leaf 455
Jupiter and its satellites. an extremely faint fifth satellite, a good deal nearer to Jupiterthan the nearest of Galileis satellites (chapter vi., § 121). 296. The surfaces of the various planets and satelliteshave been watched with the utmost care by an army ofobservers, but the observations have… … Fig. 94.—The Apennines and adjoining regions of the moon. From a photograph taken at the Paris Observatory. [To face p. 383. $§296,297] Satellites of Jupiter: the Moon: Mars 383 of our nearest neighbour, the moon. The visible half hasbeen elaborately mapped, and the heights of the chiefmountain…
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