Astronomical revelations : in which the true physical causes of the precession of the equinoctial points, the apparent secular acceleration of the moon's mean motion, the decrease in the obliquity of the ecliptic, the apparent aberration of the stars, and the apparent nutation of the earth's axis, are now, for the first time made known and explained : to which is added a theory of the physical nature of the fixed stars., by Edward Dexter

Title:	Astronomical revelations : in which the true physical causes of the precession of the equinoctial points, the apparent secular acceleration of the moon's mean motion, the decrease in the obliquity of the ecliptic, the apparent aberration of the stars, and the apparent nutation of the earth's axis, are now, for the first time made known and explained : to which is added a theory of the physical nature of the fixed stars.
Author:	Dexter, Edward
Note:	E. Dexter, 1887

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Subject:	Astronomy -- Miscellanea
Subject:	Trivia and miscellanea
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