Sun, moon, and stars. Astronomy for beginners (1893)
Giberne, Agnes, 1845-1939 · New York, American tract society · leaf 258
myriads of meteorites, each whirling inits own appointed pathway round the monsterplanet. As already said—leaving out of the questionthe cloudy atmosphere—a man standing on theequator would see nothing of the ring. A manstanding at the north pole or the south pole ofSaturn could see nothing either,… … DONATIS COMET, 1868. Sun, Moon and Stabs, p. 294. Saturn. 225 above the horizon, rising higher and growingwider with every mile of his journey. And whenhe was in a position to view the whole broad ex-panse, the transparent half-dark belt below, thewide radiant band rising upwards over that, andthe…
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