Giberne, Agnes, 1845- [from old catalog] · Cincinnati, National book company · leaf 205
nly about one twenty-fifth partof that which we receive on earth; and the sun, asseen from Jupiter, can have but a small, round surface,not even one-quarter the diameter of the sun we seein the sky. 199 200 STORY OK THE SUN, MOON, AND STARS. When looked at with magnifying power, the bright,starlike… … GENERAL ASPECT OF JUPITER—SATELLITE AND ITS SHADOW. two are one side and three on the other; sometimesone or more are either hidden behind Jupiter or pass-ing in front of him. Jupiter has also curious mark-ings on his surface, visible through a telescope. Thesemarkings often undergo changes; for…
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