Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-11
POUR LECTURES
ON ASTRONOMY,
IN wASHBURN HALL,
BY DIR. JOSEPH TREAT.

400 Square Feet of Canvas, mapping the realm Of
wonders, and pain inv the Universe TO the eye.
THuRsDAY EvENiSGs, Feb. 18th. An 18Th and 18th
Admission to each ecure, rs cents. Tickets at the
Doors open at O'clock cturcs to commence Pre-
THEMES OF DIR. TREATS ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES.
Astronomy has recently accepted princi which
World.
Action and Reactlon--oilobes and Gas Gravity the
Our Milky way-Other Milky Spaces-lnhnity
Constitution OF the Unvcr-e Wh9t there Is every
science answering Mans deafness yearning 10 know
The Sun-raten detail Of his Formation What feds
im--Spots-Photo sphere-G orona-lhe last Eclipse
Final demons ration OF the SPEC roseope. -,
Correa, Ion an 20 servaton Of F0rcesThe2t, LEht
Magnetism and Flectricty-Aurora ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Most wonderful wave n the Earths orbit-W hy the
Moon always presents the same side to us-And what
new light b. b hese throw on the I'll eS -
astronomy in time revolution zing the Earth,s GU
mates eS eeay in connect on win tue GaS la al %
Comets-what beoo mes OF them, an why their tails
Of St9rs.
Age and uture of the Solar system
Chemical Astronlmy-U Ultimate AtOms-Divsiblity
of Matter-f ther-Evo u ion.
TheAstronomica Periods, and their relation to Eter-
nifty.
Tie Audience desired to add their own queries
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