The Student's Assistant in Astronomy and Astrology: Containing Observations on the Real and Apparent Motions of the Superior Planets; The Geocentric Longitude of the Sun and Superior Planets, Calculat

Excerpt from The Student's Assistant in Astronomy and Astrology: Containing Observations on the Real and Apparent Motions of the Superior Planets; The Geocentric Longitude of the Sun and Superior Planets, Calculated for 44 Years to Come; Geocentric Longitude of the Planet Herschel for 100 Years During the 18th Century

Tables he can notice how much swifter 6' passes through the signs in his orbit than the others his orbit being so very near the Earth and Sun when compared with the distances of IL I? Or H. The cubes of the Planets' distances from the in their orbit, being in exact proportion to the squares of their periodic revolution. It was originally intended in this work to have given the geocentric places of the superior pla nets in degrees only, rejecting the overplus mi untes if less than 30 - but that has been over.

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