Note 126 — PART III. INFLUENCE OF COMETS AND PLANETS UPON ONE ANOTHER.
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Already the movements of this Comet have indicated a difference of at least th part in the mass of Jupiter, estimated by La Place. (Bode’s Jahrbuch, 1826). This important result is also confirmed by the perturbations of Pallas, which, according to Gauss, prove a difference of th part of Jupiter’s mass, given in the Mec. Celeste. (Edin. Phil. Journ. July 1822).