An original theory or new hypothesis of the universe: $b founded upon the laws of nature, and solving by mathematical principles the general phænomena of the visible creation; and particularly the via lactea ... — John Shaqi
An original theory or new hypothesis of the universe: $b founded upon the laws of nature, and solving by mathematical principles the general phænomena of the visible creation; and particularly the via lactea ...Wright, Thomas
Philosophy
An original theory or new hypothesis of the universe: $b founded upon the laws of nature, and solving by mathematical principles the general phænomena of the visible creation; and particularly the via lactea ...
Wright, Thomas
Astronomy -- Early works to 1800
{ Of the 3d Magnitude, is said to
A new Star in _Collo Ceti_. { have appear'd periodically, seven
{ Times in six Years, _i. e._ every
{ three hundred and thirteen Days:
{ It was first observed in _August_
{ 1596, for two Months, by _D.
{ Fabricius_.
{ Observed by _Kepler_ in 1600, of
A new Star in the Swan's Neck. { the third Magnitude, till the Year
{ 1659; then gradually decreasing;
{ in 1661 it disappeared; in 1666
{ it became visible again, and is
{ yet to be seen of the sixth
{ Magnitude.
A new Star in the Right Foot of { Bright as _Venus_ from _October_
_Serpentarius_, { 1604 to _October_ 1605: see
{ _Kepler_.
A new Star in _Andromeda's_ Girdle, { Seen by _Simon Marius_ and
{ _Fabricius_, _Anno_ 1612.
A new Star in _Antinous_, { Seen by _Justus Byrgius_.
{ In 1638, by _John Procyclides
A new Star seen in the Whale, { Holuarda_, of the third Magnitude,
{ which disappeared periodically,
{ every three hundred and thirty
{ Days.
{ Of the third Magnitude, seen by
A new Star in the Fox's Head, { _Hevelius_ in _July_ 1670, and
{ till _August_ 1671, also from
{ _March_ 1672 to _September_ 1672.
{ This appear'd periodically every
A new Star in the Swan's Neck. { four hundred and four Days, and
{ about six Months at a Time; it
{ was seen at its brightest,
{ _September_ 10, 1714.
_Of the_ Nebulæ, _or Cloudy Stars_.
_Nebulose_ in _Orion's_ Sword.
_Nebulose_ in _Andromeda's_ Girdle.
_Nebulose_ in the Bow of _Sagitarius_, Small, but very luminous.
_Nebulose_ in _Centaurus_, Never seen in _England_.
A _Nebulose_ preceding the right Foot } Obscure, but with a Star in the
of _Antinous_, } Middle of it.
_Nebulæ_ in _Dorso Herculis_, Discovered by Dr. _Hally_.
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