 ... telescope, in expectation of meeting with many nebulae. But how far these circumstances of vacant places preceding and following the nebulous strata, and their being as it were contained in a bed of stars, sparingly scattered between them, may hold...  Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society - Page 380by Royal Astronomical Society - 1914Full view - About this book
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...3 ONOM Y. Part II. hold good in more distant portions of the heavens, and which I have not been yet able to visit in any regular manner, I ought by no means to hazard a conjecture. I may venture, however, to add a few particulars about the direction of some of the capital strata... | |
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...sparingly scattered between them, may hold good in more distant portions of the heavens, and which I have not yet been able to visit in any regular manner,...be guided by them, before we form general opinions. Before I conclude, I may, however, venture to add a few particulars about the direction of some of... | |
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