Astronomical and Geographical Essaysauthor, 1789 - 665 páginas |
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... to the fun , and consequently turns all her illuminated surface towards the earth , and shines with a full face , for which reafon fhe is called a full full moon . As fhe paffes through the other half ASTRONOMICAL ESSAYS . 169.
... to the fun , and consequently turns all her illuminated surface towards the earth , and shines with a full face , for which reafon fhe is called a full full moon . As fhe paffes through the other half ASTRONOMICAL ESSAYS . 169.
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... consequently every fatellite of Jupiter appears to us always near it's primary , and to have an ofcil- latory motion , like that of a pendulum going alternately from it's greateft digreffion on one fide the planet , to it's greateft on ...
... consequently every fatellite of Jupiter appears to us always near it's primary , and to have an ofcil- latory motion , like that of a pendulum going alternately from it's greateft digreffion on one fide the planet , to it's greateft on ...
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... the fouth fide of the equator in fummer , and consequently her altitude is low , and her courfe fhort ; but in winter , when at the full , fhe is in the northern figns , making a high long circuit , which is figns , 304 DESCRIPTION AND USE.
... the fouth fide of the equator in fummer , and consequently her altitude is low , and her courfe fhort ; but in winter , when at the full , fhe is in the northern figns , making a high long circuit , which is figns , 304 DESCRIPTION AND USE.
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