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Planets

Cover of At the Earth's Core

At the Earth's Core

Edgar Rice Burroughs

Cover of Les Terres du ciel

Les Terres du ciel

Camille Flammarion

Cover of Phaenomena

Phaenomena

Aratus Solensis

Cover of Popular scientific lectures

Popular scientific lectures

Hermann von Helmholtz

Cover of The Multiverse

The Multiverse

Unknown author

Cover of The art of synthesis

The art of synthesis

Alan Leo

Cover of The skies and Weather-forecasts of Aratus

The skies and Weather-forecasts of Aratus

Aratus Solensis

Cover of Walks and talks in the geological field

Walks and talks in the geological field

Alexander Winchell

Cover of A Treatise on Astronomy Theoretical and Practical by Robert Woodhouse ... Part 1 Vol. 1 Part. 2 Vol. 1 Part 2 Vol 1 containing the theories of the sun, planets and moon

A Treatise on Astronomy Theoretical and Practical by Robert Woodhouse ... Part 1 Vol. 1 Part. 2 Vol. 1 Part 2 Vol 1 containing the theories of the sun, planets and moon

Unknown author

Cover of Results of the Meridional Observations of Small Planets, and Phenomena of Jupiter's Satellites, observed at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, in the month of April, 1860

Results of the Meridional Observations of Small Planets, and Phenomena of Jupiter's Satellites, observed at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, in the month of April, 1860

Unknown author

Cover of Magnitudes of Thirty-six of the Minor Planets for the First Day of each Month of the Year 1857

Magnitudes of Thirty-six of the Minor Planets for the First Day of each Month of the Year 1857

N. Pogson

Cover of Observations of Minor Planets made with the 15-inch Equatorial of the National Mexican Observatory, Tacubaya

Observations of Minor Planets made with the 15-inch Equatorial of the National Mexican Observatory, Tacubaya

F. Valle.

Cover of Some Considerations of Mr. Nic. Mercator, Concerning the Geometrick and Direct Method of Signior Cassini for Finding the Apogees, Excentricities, and Anomalies of the Planets; As That was Printed in the Journal des Scavans of Septemb. 2. 1669: Which Considerations are Here Delivered in the Latine Tongue, Wherein they Were Written by the Author, as Chiefly Regarding the Learn'd in Astronomy, viz. Clarissimi Cassini Methodus Investigandi Apogea, Excentricitates & Anomalias Planetarum, Breviter Exposita & Demonstrata

Some Considerations of Mr. Nic. Mercator, Concerning the Geometrick and Direct Method of Signior Cassini for Finding the Apogees, Excentricities, and Anomalies of the Planets; As That was Printed in the Journal des Scavans of Septemb. 2. 1669: Which Considerations are Here Delivered in the Latine Tongue, Wherein they Were Written by the Author, as Chiefly Regarding the Learn'd in Astronomy, viz. Clarissimi Cassini Methodus Investigandi Apogea, Excentricitates & Anomalias Planetarum, Breviter Exposita & Demonstrata

Nic. Mercator