'Concerning the apparent magnitude of the Sun and Moon Or the Apparent Distance of two starrs, when Nigh the Horizon and when Higher Elevated' by William Molyneux dated 10 March 1687 at Dublin
Reference number: RBO/7/35
Date: 1687
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- RBO/7/35
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- 1687
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- 7 pages
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'Concerning the apparent magnitude of the Sun and Moon Or the Apparent Distance of two starrs, when Nigh the Horizon and when Higher Elevated' by William Molyneux dated 10 March 1687 at Dublin, 1687, RBO/7/35, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rbo_7_35/concerning-the-apparent-magnitude-of-the-sun-and-moon-or-the-apparent-distance-of-two-starrs-when-nigh-the-horizon-and-when-higher-elevated-by-william-molyneux-dated-10-march-1687-at-dublin, accessed on 12 May 2026
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Register Book of the Royal Society Volume 7, copies of papers communicated 1687-1698
1687-1698 Reference number: RBO/7
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