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A Popular History of Astronomy During the Nineteenth Century

Note 853 — Chapter VII

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Ibid., No. 3,641. The velocity of a point on the equator of Venus, if Brenner's period of 23h. 57m. were exact, would be 0·28 miles per second; but the displacements due to this rate would be doubled by reflection.

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