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The stars and their mysteries : an interestingly written account of the wonders of astronomy, told in simple language (1916)

Gibson, Charles R. (Charles Robert), 1870-1931 · Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott Co. ; London : Seeley, Service & Co., Ltd. · leaf 66

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the volcano is active.There are a few active volcanoes on the Earthto-day, but there are traces of very many morethat have long ceased to be active. One boy hopes that we may find an activevolcano as we cruise around the Moon, but hewill be disappointed. The Moon is no longera hot body like the… … WHAT THE MOON REALLY IS so covered with volcanic mountains that onering sometimes overlaps another. But what is this huge dark-coloured part ofthe Moon ? One boy guesses that it is a sea ora lake, and when I tell him that there is nowater on the Moon he is very much surprised.He says that there…

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