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1898, 96, 98; 1900, 97; 1905, 75-76, 80-81, 97-98; 1907, 98; 1908, 98; 1914, 99; 1927, 92, 99-100 _Eclipses, Past and Future_, 340 Egenitis, 272 Electric furnace, 128 Electric light, spectrum of, 122 Elements composing sun, 144-145 Ellipses, 32, 66, 172-173, 177-178 Elliptic orbit, 66, 177 Ellipticity, 32 Elongation, Eastern, 147, 149; Western, 147, 149 Encke's Comet, 253, 256 "End of the World," 342 England, solar eclipses visible in, 87-88, 91-92 Epsilon, ([e]) Lyrae, 302 Equator, 48 Equatorial telescope, 226 Equinoxes. _See_ Precession of Eros, 210-211, 223, 226-227; discovery of, 24, 210, 227; importance of, 211; orbit of, 32, 37, 210, 336 Eruptive prominences, 139 _Esclistre_, 89 Ether, 322-323, 331-332 Europa, 233, 235 Evans, J.E., 219 Evening star, 149-150, 241 Everest, Mount, 200 Evershed, 182 Eye-piece, 110 Fabricius, 307 Faculae, 136, 143 Fauth, 205 Faye, 335 _Fin du Monde_, 346 First quarter, 183 "Fixed stars," 280 Flagstaff, 215-216, 220 Flammarion, Camille, 346 Flamsteed, 90 "Flash spectrum," 137 "Flat," 112 Flint glass, 115 Focus, 66, 177 "Forty-foot Telescope," 115 Foster, 102 Fraunhofer, 117 French Academy of Sciences, 115 Froissart, 89 "Full moon" of Laplace, 190 Galaxy. _See_ Milky Way. Galilean telescope, 109 Galileo, 55, 109, 172, 197, 206, 232-235, 242 Galle, 24, 211, 244 Ganymede, 233-234 Gas light, spectrum of, 122 Gegenschein, 181-182 "Gem" of meteor ring, 271 Gemini, or the Twins (constellation), 22, 296-297 Geminorum, [z] (Zeta), 304 Geometrical groupings of stars, 292 "Giant" planet, 230, 238-239 Gibbous, 183, 185 Gill, Sir David, 211, 258, 291, 317-318 Gold, 145 Goodricke, 307 Gore, J.E., 63, 285, 303, 307-308, 310, 323-324, 331, 337, 347 Granulated structure of photosphere, 134 Gravitation (or gravity), 39, 41-45, 128, 306 Greek ideas, 18, 158, 161-162, 171, 186, 197 Green (rays of light), 121 Greenwich Observatory, 143-144, 232, 255, 303 Gregorian telescope, 113-114 Grimaldi (lunar crater), 199 "Grindstone" theory, 319-322 "Groombridge, 1830," 281-282, 326, 330 Groups of stars, 306-307 Grubb, Sir Howard,
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