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A Short History of Astronomy

Note 58 — Chapter IV · COPPERNICUS.

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It may be noticed that the differential method of parallax (chapter VI., § 129), by which such a quantity as 12′ could have been noticed, was put out of court by the general supposition, shared by Coppernicus, that the stars were all at the same distance from us.

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