The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 244E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1968 |
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... nearly , while Halley had definitely formulated the method which bears his name . Long before the end of the eighteenth century it was certainly known that the sun's distance lies between 85 millions of miles and 98 millions ( Kepler ...
... nearly , while Halley had definitely formulated the method which bears his name . Long before the end of the eighteenth century it was certainly known that the sun's distance lies between 85 millions of miles and 98 millions ( Kepler ...
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... nearly one million miles greater than the mean deduced by Professor Newcomb from many entire series of observations by six different methods , all of which may fairly be regarded as equal in value to Delisle's , while three are regarded ...
... nearly one million miles greater than the mean deduced by Professor Newcomb from many entire series of observations by six different methods , all of which may fairly be regarded as equal in value to Delisle's , while three are regarded ...
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illuminated ) are all nearly on a line with the earth , we have the still more interesting phenomenon of three planets nearly in conjunction . It will show how seldom such phenomena as this occur , to mention that there is as yet no ...
illuminated ) are all nearly on a line with the earth , we have the still more interesting phenomenon of three planets nearly in conjunction . It will show how seldom such phenomena as this occur , to mention that there is as yet no ...
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