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Star-land : being talks with young people about the wonders of the heavens (1891)
Ball, Robert S. (Robert Stawell), Sir, 1840-1913 · London ; Paris : Cassell & Co. · leaf 215
ise invisible for two reasons : first of all, becauseit is so far from the sun that the licrht which illuminates 200 Star-Land. it is excessively feeble ; and, secondly, because it is so farfrom us that its brilliancy, such as it is, is largely reduced. JUPITER. Of all these bodies Jupiter is by… … E© Fig. 64.—Jupiter and Earth compared. globes each as big as our earth, and made them into a singleglebe, it would only be as large as the greatest of theplanets. A view of the comparative sizes of the earth andJupiter is shown in Fig. 64. Here is a picture of Jupiter (Fig. 65), as seen throughthe…Astronomy
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