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In honor of the new discoveries being made by NASA's latest telescope. Let's return to Astronomy for Young Folks by

Isabel Martin Lewis AM, connected with the Nautical Almanac Office of the U.S. Naval Observatory,

published in 1922 by Duffielden Company, New York.

Let's pick up with this marvelous book,

right where we left off.

Chapter 19, Jupiter and his nine moons.

Let's begin.

Jupiter shines by reflected sunlight with a brilliancy that usually exceeds that of the brightest of the stars serious.

When seeing during the midnight hours, serious. and most distinguished member of the solar system, at once serves to set it apart from the

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