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...It has even been conjectured that the two tiny moons of Mars and the four smaller satellites of Jupiter may be asteroids gone astray and captured by those planets...   It has even been conjectured that the two tiny    moons of Mars and the four smaller satellites of Jupiter may be    asteroids gone astray and captured by those planetsの読み方
Garrett Serviss 「Curiosities of the Sky」

...Two of the asteroids are exceedingly remarkable for the shapes and positions of their orbits; these are Eros, discovered in 1898, and T...   Two of the    asteroids are exceedingly remarkable for the shapes and    positions of their orbits; these are Eros, discovered in 1898,    and Tの読み方
Garrett Serviss 「Curiosities of the Sky」

...But afterward it was pointed out that the difficulty could be avoided by supposing that not one but a series of explosions had produced the asteroids as they now are...   But afterward it was pointed out that the    difficulty could be avoided by supposing that not one but a    series of explosions had produced the asteroids as they now    areの読み方
Garrett Serviss 「Curiosities of the Sky」

...But at aphelionit retreats deep into the region of the asteroids, and is much more thanfour times the mean distance of the Earth...   But at aphelionit retreats deep into the region of the asteroids, and is much more thanfour times the mean distance of the Earthの読み方
E. Walter Maunder 「Are the Planets Inhabited?」

...But the zone of asteroids, and the relative smallness of Mars, negativeany attempt to regard the dimensions of the planets as an orderlysequence...   But the zone of asteroids, and the relative smallness of Mars, negativeany attempt to regard the dimensions of the planets as an orderlysequenceの読み方
Cecil G. Dolmage 「Astronomy of To-day」

...No trace of an atmosphere hasbeen noted upon any of the asteroids, but such a state of things is onlyto be expected from the kinetic theory...   No trace of an atmosphere hasbeen noted upon any of the asteroids, but such a state of things is onlyto be expected from the kinetic theoryの読み方
Cecil G. Dolmage 「Astronomy of To-day」

...Since asteroids move around the sun inorbits, just as planets do, they, of course, quickly reveal themselvesby their change of position against the starry background...   Since asteroids move around the sun inorbits, just as planets do, they, of course, quickly reveal themselvesby their change of position against the starry backgroundの読み方
Cecil G. Dolmage 「Astronomy of To-day」

... gave the name Asteroids to thesebodies...    gave the name Asteroids to thesebodiesの読み方
Edward Singleton Holden 「Sir William Herschel: His Life and Works」

...At first sight, and to ordinary careful inspection, this differs fromthe zone of asteroids in being a solid lump of matter, like a quoit...   At first sight, and to ordinary careful inspection, this differs fromthe zone of asteroids in being a solid lump of matter, like a quoitの読み方
Oliver Lodge 「Pioneers of Science」

...The chain of asteroids is an illustration of meteoricbodies on a large scale...   The chain of asteroids is an illustration of meteoricbodies on a large scaleの読み方
Henry Warren 「Recreations in Astronomy」

...Subtract 35,000,000 miles next to Mars and 50,000,000 miles nextto Jupiter, and there is left a zone 254,000,000 miles wide outsideof which the asteroids never wander...   Subtract 35,000,000 miles next to Mars and 50,000,000 miles nextto Jupiter, and there is left a zone 254,000,000 miles wide outsideof which the asteroids never wanderの読み方
Henry Warren 「Recreations in Astronomy」

..., or that these gaps may be filled with groups ofinvisible asteroids, as the gap between Mars and Jupiter...   , or that these gaps may be filled with groups ofinvisible asteroids, as the gap between Mars and Jupiterの読み方
Henry Warren 「Recreations in Astronomy」

...Orbits of asteroids...   Orbits of asteroidsの読み方
Henry Warren 「Recreations in Astronomy」

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