 Kosse's reflector, or the exquisite defining power of the great achromatic at Cambridge, US, is evidently perceived to consist of clustering stars. There can therefore be little doubt as to the whole consisting of stars, too minute to be discerned individually...  Vierteljahrsschrift der Astronomischen Gesellschaft - Page 140by Astronomische Gesellschaft (Germany) - 1866Full view - About this book
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...in the figure), whose mottled and curdling light evidently indicates by a sort of granular texture its consisting of stars, and when examined under the great light of Lord Rosse's reflecto/, or the exquisite defining power of the great achromatic at Cambridge, US, is evidently... | |
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...of granular texture its consisting of stars; and when examined under the great light of Lord Rosse's reflector or the exquisite defining power of the great...clustering stars. There can therefore be little doubt as to the whole con* sisting of stars, too minute to be discerned individually even with the powerful... | |
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...when examined under the great light of Lord Rosse's reflector or the exquisite defining power of ihe great achromatic at Cambridge, US, is evidently perceived...clustering stars. There can therefore be little doubt as to the whole consisting of stars, too minute to be discerned individually even with the powerful... | |
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...Lord Rosse's reflector or the exquisite defining power of (he great achromatic at Cambridge, I . N.. is evidently perceived to consist of clustering stars. There can therefore be little doubt as to the whole consisting of stars, too minute to be discerned individually eren with the powerful... | |
 | Alexander von Humboldt - Astronomy - 1850 - 662 pages
...«p into masses, whose mottled and curdling light evidently indicates by a sort of granular texture its consisting of stars; and when examined under the great light of Lord Rosse's reflector or the exquisite defining power of ihe great achromatic at Cambridge, US , is evidently... | |
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...eranular teiture its consisting of stars; and «hen examined under the great light of Lord Rosse's reflector or the exquisite defining power of the great achromatic at Cambridge, Г. S., is evident! j perceived to consist of clustering stars. There can therefore be little doubt... | |
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...of granular texture its consisting of stars, and when examined under the great light of Lord Rosse's reflector, or the exquisite defining power of the...achromatic at Cambridge, US, is evidently perceived to conRR sist of clustering stars. There can therefore be little doubt as to the whole consisting of stars,... | |
 | Alexander von Humboldt - Astronomy - 1852 - 448 pages
...in the figure), whose mottled and curdling light evidently indicates, by a sort of granular texture, its consisting of stars, and when examined under the great light of Lord Rosse's reflector, or the exquisite defining power of the great achromatic at Cambridge, US, is evidently... | |
 | Alexander von Humboldt - Astronomy - 1852 - 734 pages
...into masses, whose mottled and curdling light evidently indicates, by a sort of granular texture, Us consisting of stars ; and when examined under the great light of Lord Rosse's reflector, or the exquisite defining power of the great achromatic at Cambridge, US, is evidently... | |
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...of granular texture its consisting of stars, and when examined under the great light of Lord Rosse's reflector, or the exquisite defining power of the...clustering stars. There can therefore be little doubt as to the whole consisting of stars, too minute to be discerned individually even with these powerful... | |
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