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Astronomy of To-day
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Chapter 23 No.23
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rying degrees of brightness; some being extremely brilliant, whilst others can but barely be seen. The bright
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1 Chapter 1 THE ANCIENT VIEW2 Chapter 2 THE MODERN VIEW3 Chapter 3 THE SOLAR SYSTEM4 Chapter 4 CELESTIAL MECHANISM5 Chapter 5 CELESTIAL DISTANCES6 Chapter 6 CELESTIAL MEASUREMENT7 Chapter 7 ECLIPSES AND KINDRED PHENOMENA8 Chapter 8 FAMOUS ECLIPSES OF THE SUN9 Chapter 9 FAMOUS ECLIPSES OF THE MOON10 Chapter 10 THE GROWTH OF OBSERVATION11 Chapter 11 SPECTRUM ANALYSIS12 Chapter 12 THE SUN13 Chapter 13 No.1314 Chapter 14 THE INFERIOR PLANETS15 Chapter 15 THE EARTH16 Chapter 16 THE MOON17 Chapter 17 THE SUPERIOR PLANETS18 Chapter 18 No.1819 Chapter 19 COMETS20 Chapter 20 REMARKABLE COMETS21 Chapter 21 METEORS OR SHOOTING STARS22 Chapter 22 THE STARS23 Chapter 23 No.2324 Chapter 24 SYSTEMS OF STARS25 Chapter 25 THE STELLAR UNIVERSE26 Chapter 26 No.2627 Chapter 27 THE BEGINNING OF THINGS28 Chapter 28 THE END OF THINGS