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... crater in all directions and which seem to be dust sprayed out from the crater in its formation . All large craters probably had rays associated with them but in time those rays were obliterated by later strikes . In the case of these ...
... crater in all directions and which seem to be dust sprayed out from the crater in its formation . All large craters probably had rays associated with them but in time those rays were obliterated by later strikes . In the case of these ...
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... crater for Aristarchus , but his prejudices show . Where Hipparchus and Ptolemy got large , centrally located craters , Aristarchus got a small one far to the north- west . The largest crater clearly visible on the side of the Moon ...
... crater for Aristarchus , but his prejudices show . Where Hipparchus and Ptolemy got large , centrally located craters , Aristarchus got a small one far to the north- west . The largest crater clearly visible on the side of the Moon ...
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... crater was named for him ; a large one , even larger than Clavius , but so far toward the edge it couldn't be made out clearly till the days of the rocket probes . The name Bailly is pronounced , French fashion , as bah - yee ' , but we ...
... crater was named for him ; a large one , even larger than Clavius , but so far toward the edge it couldn't be made out clearly till the days of the rocket probes . The name Bailly is pronounced , French fashion , as bah - yee ' , but we ...
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1THE STARS IN THEIR COURSES | 3 |
2THE LOPSIDED SUN | 14 |
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