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Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.Various

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Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.

Name: Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.
Author: Various

Various

Science -- Periodicals

EMERSIONES.                   |Tempus verum| Differentia
                                |  h  ´  ´´  |
  Plato                {_clar._ |  11 40 34  |   ´´
                       {_cær._  |  11 40 48  |  ---- 14
  Heraclides           {----    |  -- 41 27  |  ---- 12
                       {----    |  -- 41 39  |
  Grimaldus            {----    |  -- 47 57  |  ----  7
                       {----    |  -- 48  4  |
  Keplerus             {----    |  -- 52 58  |  ---- 10
                       {----    |  -- 53  8  |
  Copernicus           {----    |  12  1 36  |  ---- 12
                       {----    |  12  1 48  |
  Menelaus             {----    |  -- 17 18  |  ---- 10
                       {----    |  -- 17 28  |
  Finis eclipseos, _clar._      |  -- 52 15  |


_Observatio Eclipsis Lunaris, facta ab eodem, eodem modo, eodem loco,
iisdemque instrumentis Die_ 24 Januar. _Anni_ 1758.

_Ab hora 5ᵗᵃ usque ad finem observationis tantum commovebatur
imprægnata plurimum vaporibus athmosphæra, ut tota lunæ illuminatæ
portio præter morem undulare videretur. Flabat boreas, indicante
thermometro Reaumuriano. 1. grandem infra aquæ congelationem._

  IMMERSIONES.                       |Tempus verum| Differentia
                                     |  h  ´ ´´   |
  Principium                         |   4  7 42  |    ´´
  Grimaldus                 {_cær._  |  --  9 55  |  ---- 38
                            {_clar._ |  -- 10 33  |
  Aristarchus               {----    |  -- 15 37  |  ---- 34
                            {----    |  -- 16 11  |
  Mare Humorum              {----    |  -- 20 48  |  ---- 24
                            {----    |  -- 21 12  |
  Copernicus                {----    |  -- 26 45  |  ---- 13
                            {----    |  -- 26 58  |
  Plato                     {----    |  -- 35 41  |  ---- 41
                            {----    |  -- 36 22  |
  Tycho                     {----    |  -- 39 31  |  ---- 38
                            {----    |  -- 40  9  |
  Menelaus                  {----    |  -- 45 43  |  ---- 39
                            {----    |  -- 46 22  |
  Plinius                   {----    |  -- 50 17  |  ---- 27
                            {----    |  -- 50 44  |
  Promontorium Somni        {----    |  -- 58 15  |  ---- 27
                            {----    |  -- 58 42  |
  Cleomedes                 {----    |   5  0 22  |  ---- 14
                            {----    |   5  0 36  |

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Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.

Various

Science -- Periodicals

EMERSIONES.                   |Tempus verum| Differentia
                                |  h  ´  ´´  |
  Plato                {_clar._ |  11 40 34  |   ´´
                       {_cær._  |  11 40 48  |  ---- 14
  Heraclides           {----    |  -- 41 27  |  ---- 12
                       {----    |  -- 41 39  |
  Grimaldus            {----    |  -- 47 57  |  ----  7
                       {----    |  -- 48  4  |
  Keplerus             {----    |  -- 52 58  |  ---- 10
                       {----    |  -- 53  8  |
  Copernicus           {----    |  12  1 36  |  ---- 12
                       {----    |  12  1 48  |
  Menelaus             {----    |  -- 17 18  |  ---- 10
                       {----    |  -- 17 28  |
  Finis eclipseos, _clar._      |  -- 52 15  |


_Observatio Eclipsis Lunaris, facta ab eodem, eodem modo, eodem loco,
iisdemque instrumentis Die_ 24 Januar. _Anni_ 1758.

_Ab hora 5ᵗᵃ usque ad finem observationis tantum commovebatur
imprægnata plurimum vaporibus athmosphæra, ut tota lunæ illuminatæ
portio præter morem undulare videretur. Flabat boreas, indicante
thermometro Reaumuriano. 1. grandem infra aquæ congelationem._

  IMMERSIONES.                       |Tempus verum| Differentia
                                     |  h  ´ ´´   |
  Principium                         |   4  7 42  |    ´´
  Grimaldus                 {_cær._  |  --  9 55  |  ---- 38
                            {_clar._ |  -- 10 33  |
  Aristarchus               {----    |  -- 15 37  |  ---- 34
                            {----    |  -- 16 11  |
  Mare Humorum              {----    |  -- 20 48  |  ---- 24
                            {----    |  -- 21 12  |
  Copernicus                {----    |  -- 26 45  |  ---- 13
                            {----    |  -- 26 58  |
  Plato                     {----    |  -- 35 41  |  ---- 41
                            {----    |  -- 36 22  |
  Tycho                     {----    |  -- 39 31  |  ---- 38
                            {----    |  -- 40  9  |
  Menelaus                  {----    |  -- 45 43  |  ---- 39
                            {----    |  -- 46 22  |
  Plinius                   {----    |  -- 50 17  |  ---- 27
                            {----    |  -- 50 44  |
  Promontorium Somni        {----    |  -- 58 15  |  ---- 27
                            {----    |  -- 58 42  |
  Cleomedes                 {----    |   5  0 22  |  ---- 14
                            {----    |   5  0 36  |

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Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.

Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.

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