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; texture of, 34; tides on, 530; velocity of, 484; weight of, compared with Jupiter, 250, 350; zodiacal light and, 67; zones on the surface of, 39 Sunbeam, revelations of a, 44 Swan, the, 424, 439, 445 Sword-handle of Perseus, 462 Syrtis major, 222 T Taurus, constellation of, 231, 419 Tebbutt's comet, 353 Telescope, construction of the first, 10; equatorial (Dunsink), 12-14, 185; Greenwich, 26; Herschelian, 19; Lick, 16, 19; Paris, 22, 23; reflecting, 19, 21; refracting, 11, 14; Rosse, 19, 20, 468, 470; sighting of a, 23; structure of the eye illustrates the principle of the, 10; Vienna, 14-16; Washington, 226; Yerkes, 16 Temporary stars, 430, 488 Tethys, 559 Theophilus, 92 Tides, The, actual energy derived from the Earth, 539; affected by the law of gravitation, 149, 535; affected by the Moon, 70, 535-537; at Bay of Fundy, 538; at Cardiff, 538; at Chepstow, 538; at London, 538; at St. Helena, 538; excited by the Sun, 537; formation of currents, 538; in Bristol Channel, 538; in Mediterranean, 537; in mid-ocean, 538; Jupiter and, 552; length of the day and, 541; lunar, 548, 549; moment of momentum and, 552; neap, 537; rotation of the Earth, and revolution of the Moon, 549; satellites of Mars, 551; solar, 550; spring, 537; variations in, 538; waste of water power, 538; work effected, 539 Tin in the Sun, 50 Titan, 294, 295, 559 Titania, 309, 559 Transit of Mercury, 152, 163, 164 Transit of Venus, 152; Captain Cook, 184; Copeland's observations of, 189; Crabtree's observations of, 180; Gassendi's observations of, 178; Halley's method, 180, 181; Horrocks' observations of, 179, 180; importance of, 173; Kepler's prediction of, 163; observations of, at Dunsink, 184-188 Transit of Vulcan, 152-153 Triesnecker, 84, 93 Trouvelot, Mr. L., and Saturn's rings, 278 Tschermak, and the origin of meteorites, 400, 401 Tycho (lunar crater), 91 Tycho Brahe, and the Observatory of Uraniborg, 9, 10, 430 U Umbra of Sun-spot, 51 Umbriel, 309, 559 Unstable dynamical equilibrium, 543 Uraniborg, Observatory of, 10 Uranus, 112; attraction of Saturn, 322; Bradley's observations of, 312; composition of, 308; density of, 558; diameter of, 308, 558; diameter of orbit of, 305; disc of, 308; discovery of, by Herschel, 305, 30
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