Half-Hours With the Stars
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At 10 o'clock: June 22. | June 30. |At 8 o'clock: July 22.
Stars of the first magnitude are eight-pointed; second magnitude, six-pointed; third magnitude, five-pointed; fourth magnitude (afew), four-pointed; fifth magnitude (very few), three-pointed. For star names refer to page 4. ] NIGHT SKY. --JUNE AND JULY.
The Great Bear (_Ursa Major_) is in the mid-heavens toward thenorthwest, the Pointers not far from the horizontal position. Theydirect us to the Pole Star (a of the Little Bear, _Ursa Mi...nor_). The line from this star to the Guardians of the Pole, b and g, isin about the position of the minute hand of a clock 2 minutes beforean hour. The Dragon (_Draco_) curls over the Little Bear, curvingupward on the east, to where its head, high up in the northeast, ismarked by the gleaming eyes, b and g. Under the Little Bear, theCamelopard has at last come upright.
Low down in the west the Lion (_Leo_) is setting. The point ofthe "Sickle in the Lion" is turned toward the horizon; the handle(marked by a and ae) is nearly horizontal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At 10 o'clock: June 22. | June 30. |At 8 o'clock: July 22.
Stars of the first magnitude are eight-pointed; second magnitude, six-pointed; third magnitude, five-pointed; fourth magnitude (afew), four-pointed; fifth magnitude (very few), three-pointed. For star names refer to page 4. ] NIGHT SKY. --JUNE AND JULY.
The Great Bear (_Ursa Major_) is in the mid-heavens toward thenorthwest, the Pointers not far from the horizontal position. Theydirect us to the Pole Star (a of the Little Bear, _Ursa Mi...nor_). The line from this star to the Guardians of the Pole, b and g, isin about the position of the minute hand of a clock 2 minutes beforean hour. The Dragon (_Draco_) curls over the Little Bear, curvingupward on the east, to where its head, high up in the northeast, ismarked by the gleaming eyes, b and g. Under the Little Bear, theCamelopard has at last come upright.
Low down in the west the Lion (_Leo_) is setting. The point ofthe "Sickle in the Lion" is turned toward the horizon; the handle(marked by a and ae) is nearly horizontal.
What to read after Half-Hours With the Stars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Proctor Richard Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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