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... extreme rapidity seems to ac- count for the much greater flattening at his poles than the Earth exhibits , occasioned doubtless during the for- mative processes , while those immense revolving masses were passing from their primitive ...
... extreme rapidity seems to ac- count for the much greater flattening at his poles than the Earth exhibits , occasioned doubtless during the for- mative processes , while those immense revolving masses were passing from their primitive ...
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... extreme . This fundamental classification , drawn from the place of its orbit in relation to those nearer the Sun or more distant from it , gives it a character which is felt and seen in many different respects , and responds to ana ...
... extreme . This fundamental classification , drawn from the place of its orbit in relation to those nearer the Sun or more distant from it , gives it a character which is felt and seen in many different respects , and responds to ana ...
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... extreme accu- racy of such observers as Lalande , Lacaille , Bessel , Argel- änder , Lamont , and others . The great work of mapping and cataloguing the heavens has been accomplished . Many hundred stars , supposed to be single , have ...
... extreme accu- racy of such observers as Lalande , Lacaille , Bessel , Argel- änder , Lamont , and others . The great work of mapping and cataloguing the heavens has been accomplished . Many hundred stars , supposed to be single , have ...
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... extreme points come even yet nearer to the pole . The distances of one body from another - as , for instance , from Greenland to Iceland . -are very small , in comparison with the immense spaces which divide the southern points of the ...
... extreme points come even yet nearer to the pole . The distances of one body from another - as , for instance , from Greenland to Iceland . -are very small , in comparison with the immense spaces which divide the southern points of the ...
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... extreme height to which such plateaus rise is a fact yet to be ascertained ; but below that elevation the highlands of the first class merge into those of the second . The point of transition is , of course , very difficult to fix with ...
... extreme height to which such plateaus rise is a fact yet to be ascertained ; but below that elevation the highlands of the first class merge into those of the second . The point of transition is , of course , very difficult to fix with ...
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