A Text-book of General Astronomy for Colleges and Scientific Schools |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
the Telescope Time | 54 |
the Motion of | 117 |
Distance and Dimensions Mass and Den | 172 |
Comparison of Sunlight | 212 |
ECLIPSES Form and Dimensions of Shadows Lunar | 228 |
CENTRAL FORCES Equable Description of Areas | 247 |
THE PROBLEM OF THREE BODIES Disturbing Forces | 268 |
THE MAJOR PLANETSJupiter Saturn Uranus | 348 |
CHAPTER XVI THE DETERMINATION OF THE SUNS HORIZONTAL PAR | 375 |
their Number Motions and Orbits their | 394 |
Aerolites their Fall and Physical Char | 418 |
their Nature and Number the Constella | 447 |
CHAPTER XX THE LIGht of the StaRS Star Magnitudes and Pho | 467 |
Double and Multiple Stars | 493 |
APPENDIX TABLES OF ASTRONOMICAL DATA 527535 | 527 |
THEIR MOTIONS APPARENT | 293 |
THE PLANETS THEMSELVES Methods of determining | 316 |
INDEX 537551 | 537 |
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