 | 1842 - 554 Seiten
...seen by the naked eye ; and hence it became obvious that the former must constitute a distinct group of bodies infinitely nearer the earth than the others....resembling those features on the surface of the earth. Galileo relates, in the work above mentioned, that in the year 1610 he discovered the four satellites... | |
 | 1842 - 530 Seiten
...the former must constitute a distinct froup of bodies infinitely nearer the earth than the others. he sun, from the spots observed on his surface, was found...resembling those features on the surface of the earth. Galileo relates, in the work above mentioned, that in the year 1610 he discovered the four satellites... | |
 | Charles Knight - 1868 - 552 Seiten
...seen by the naked eye ; and hence it became obvious that the former must constitute a distinct group of bodies infinitely nearer the earth than the others....resembling those features on the surface of the earth. Galileo relates, in the work above mentioned, that in the year 1610 he discovered the four satellites... | |
 | 1868 - 548 Seiten
...seen by the naked eye ; and hence it became obvimis that the former must constitute a distinct group of bodies infinitely nearer the earth than the others. The sun, from the spots observed on his surface, wa-. found to revolve on its »xis, and consequently was ascertained t<j 1л> globular; and the light... | |
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... of form ; while the fixed stars appeared unchanged, or only divested of the radiance with which they seem to be surrounded when seen by the naked eye ; and hence it became obvious that the former must constitute a distinct group of bodies infinitely... 