Full text: Handwörterbuch der Astronomie (3. Abtheilung, 2. Theil, 2. Band)

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
Beispiel: Es sei Juli 28:5: © = 329° 5" 
Man hat für diesen Tag (vergl. pag. 1 
^o qu g6918'; © = 125° 48"; log R — 00065; 
r Kenntnisse über die Geschwindigkeit, wird 
In Ermangelung irgend welche 
Kometen und Meteore. 
   
93! — — 17° 24' beobachtet. 
29): 
log G = 9:9935. 
2 ; ; 
— also eine parabolische Bewegung angenommen, also 
= R ) 
Die weitere Rechnung wird: 
; e — [= 299? 52' 
log cos (Q' — 7) = 9:5895 
log cos 8! — 9:919 
log sin (8 — 1) — 99644, 
log sin d sin = 94157, 
log sin cosy = 99441, 
log sin = 9°9679 
log cos y — 9:5692 
log sin (p — 4) = 9:8142 
$= 68°14 
9 — 108 55 
log sin y = 95078, 
log sin q — 9:9159 
log cos  — 9:9162,, 
log cos $B cos (& — 7) = 95108» 
9:9733 
log cos 8 sin (& — 7) = 99521, 
8 — / = 250° 6! 
g — 286 19 
B — —17 44 
G 
log v — 01472; £g — 98463. 
€ — (9 = 160? 31' 
log cos (2 — ©) — 99144, 
log cos B = 9°9788 
log sin (& — ©) = 93281 
log Rv = 01537 
log sin $8 — 9:488, 
log V sin i = 96374 
9:8584 
log V p cos i — 96556 
log y 5 — 97972 
log p = 9:5914 
leg V p "v = 99444 
log cossBeos(&— (Q) — 9:9582» 
log Ê == 95879 
Subir — 01994 
log sin V — 98916, 
log cos V = 91873, 
V= — 127° 49’ 
§ = 305° 48' 
i= 43 48 
ne 738 37 
log g = 92934 
Würde man eine Ellipse voraussetzen mit der Halbaxe gleich 5, so wäre 
1 G 
== 5, leg > — —) = 02480, logv — 01240; log — = 9'8694 
R a v 
log sin (p — 4) = 98373 
(e — ©) 2 157? 89'. 
log V5 v — 9:9269 
o — 111?40' log cos(¥—()= 95661, log cos B cos(£—O))= 9°9454 
log sin y = 9:5018,, 
log sin q = 99682 
log cos y = 99762, 
log cos SBcos(S—41)- 9756135 
9:9648 
log cos B = 99796 
log sin(£—©)= 95801 
log Rv = 01305 
log sin B = 947604 
log y p sin i = 9:6065, 
P 
log t 9:5993 
Subtr = 01807 
log e sin V = 9:8726, 
log e cos V = 91800, 
log cos Bsin(8—1)- 99444, > 9:8873 V == — 128°50' 
Q — / = 247° 14' log Y p cos à = 9:6902 
Q = 283 27 log VB = 98029 X = 305° 48' 
$817.95 log p = 9°6058 i= 39 31 
DES T= T4 44 
hg = 59088 log a = 06990 
log cos gp. = 9'4534 
log e = 9°9817 
  
  
  
     
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
   
  
   
  
   
   
  
   
  
   
  
   
     
   
  
   
   
      
    
   
  
   
  
  
   
   
   
   
     
  
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