Astronomy for Amateurs — John Stuart Mill — John Shaqi
Astronomy for Amateurs
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40. Diminution of the polar snows of Mars during the
summer 136
41. Telescopic aspect of the planet Mars (Feb., 1901) 137
42. Telescopic aspect of the planet Mars (Feb., 1901) 138
43. Chart of Mars 140
44. The Earth viewed from Mars 144
45. Telescopic aspect of Jupiter 150
46. Jupiter and his four principal satellites 155
47. Saturn 159
48. Varying perspective of Saturn's Rings, as seen from
the Earth 161
49. The Great Comet of 1858 174
50. What our Ancestors saw in a Comet 177
After Ambroise Paré (1858)
51. Prodigies seen in the Heavens by our Forefathers 178
52. The orbit of a Periodic Comet 182
53. The tails of Comets are opposed to the Sun 185
54. A Meteor 191
55. Shooting Stars of November 12, 1799 196
From a contemporary drawing
56. Fire-Ball seen from the Observatory at Juvisy, August
10, 1899 199
57. Explosion of a Fire-Ball above Madrid, February 10,
1896 200
58. Raphael's Fire-Ball (_The Madonna of Foligno_) 202
59. A Uranolith 203
60. Motion of the Earth round the Sun 222
61. Inclination of the Earth 224
62. The divisions of the globe. Longitudes and latitudes 226
63. To find the long and short months 230
64. The Full Moon slowly rises 234
65. The Moon viewed with the unaided eye 236
66. The Man's head in the Moon 237
67. Woman's head in the Moon 238
68. The kiss in the Moon 239
69. Photograph of the Moon 240
70. The Moon's Phases 241
71. Map of the Moon 247
72. The Lunar Apennines 251
73. Flammarion's Lunar Ring 253
74. Lunar landscape with the Earth in the sky 254
75. Battle between the Medes and Lydians arrested by an
Eclipse of the Sun 266
76. Eclipse of the Moon at Laos (February 27, 1877) 269