...situation of the sun within the same. " In my late observations on nebulae, I soon found, that 1 cenerally detected them in certain directions rather than in...spaces preceding them were generally quite deprived of their stars, so as often to afford many fields without a single slar in it : that the nebulae generally...

...into stars." " In my late observations on nebula," says Sir William, on another occasion, " I have found that I generally detected them in certain directions rather than in others ; that the * Cannoissmice da Temps, or, as it is sometimes written, C/mnuissance des Terns, literally signifies...

...light, which denotes their being resolvable into stars. '• In my late observations on nebula-, I have found that I generally detected them in certain directions...spaces preceding them were generally quite deprived of their stars, so as often to afford many fields without a single star in it ; that the nebulic generally...

...stars. " In my l:tt« observations on nebulae, I have found that I generally detected them in cert'iin directions rather than in others ; that the spaces preceding them were generally quite deprived of their stars, so as often to afford many fields without a single star in it; that the nebulx generally...

...resolvable into stars," "In my late observations on nebulae," says Sir William on another occasion, " I have found that I generally detected them in certain directions...spaces preceding them were generally quite deprived of their stars, so as often to afford many fields without a single star in it ; that the nebulae generally...

...parts of a large and bright nebula. Sir William Herschel states that " nebulae were generally detected in certain directions rather than in others, that...preceding them were generally quite deprived of stars, that the nebula appeared some time after among stars of a certain considerable size and but seldom...

...parts of a large and bright nebula. Sir William Herschel states that " nebulae were generally detected in certain directions rather than in others, that...preceding them were generally quite deprived of stars, that the nebulas appeared some time after among stars of a certain considerable suie and but seldom...

...observations which have suggested the idea of celestial strata. In my late observations on nebulae I soon found, that I generally detected them in certain...spaces preceding them were generally quite deprived of their stars, so as often to afford many fields without a single star in it; that the nebulae generally...

...parts of a large and bright nebula. Sir William lierschel states that " nebulce were generally detected in certain directions rather than in others, that...preceding them were generally quite deprived of stars, that the nebulas appeared some time after among stars of a certain considerable size and but seldom...