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Our first detailed knowledge was gathered in the far East by travellers , and by
the Jesuit priests , and was published in the eighteenth century . The Asiatic
Society of Bengal contributed translations of Brahmin literature . The two principal
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Our first detailed knowledge was gathered in the far East by travellers , and by
the Jesuit priests , and was published in the eighteenth century . The Asiatic
Society of Bengal contributed translations of Brahmin literature . The two principal
...
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TE - : : - M He compared universal gravitation to magnetism , and speaks of the
work of Gilbert of Colchester ( Gilbert ' s book , De Mundo Nostro Sublunari ,
Philosophia Nova , Amstelodami , 1651 , containing similar views , was
published ...
TE - : : - M He compared universal gravitation to magnetism , and speaks of the
work of Gilbert of Colchester ( Gilbert ' s book , De Mundo Nostro Sublunari ,
Philosophia Nova , Amstelodami , 1651 , containing similar views , was
published ...
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Oudemans has published a list of parallaxes observed . " Proper Motion . — In
1718 Halley2 detected the proper motions of Arcturus and Sirius . In 1738 J .
Cassini3 showed that the former had moved five minutes of arc since Tycho
Brahe ...
Oudemans has published a list of parallaxes observed . " Proper Motion . — In
1718 Halley2 detected the proper motions of Arcturus and Sirius . In 1738 J .
Cassini3 showed that the former had moved five minutes of arc since Tycho
Brahe ...
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Ancient GREEK ASTRONOMY | 3 |
INSTRUMENTS OF PRECISIONSIZE OF THE SOLAR | 10 |
GALILEO AND THE TELESCOPENOTIONS OF GRAVITY | 46 |
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