Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-09
SKY SCENES IN SEPTEMBER
MONTH or AurumNAL EaurNox AND
Tnr HARVEST MOON.
Glorious Luna 90 he Partially
Eciipsed-venus WIN Make "A prc'ty
Picture for Those who Rise Early.
The Gale May lie Early.

tcmber. The equinox has been regard
cd from childhood "a "a period OF
strong winds deluging rains, and heavy
seas. Sometimes the gallo Is little
late and sometimes little early, 40
the sun, In tripping across the line. not
uniformly succeeds In pulling out the
stopper OF heavens big reservoir. But
the storm IL bound TO come, and
whether II arrives before the ed or
after, wlspacroB and weather prophets
say. "rhu is the equlnoctinl gale"
The 22d viii be night and n day Of
twelve hours' duration throughout the
world. Tho sun VIII rise at o'clock
In tho morning. The suns dcclnation
today ~ about degrcss north Of tho
equator. ON tho 9Oth It will be some
degrees or 80 south Of the equator. The
observer win note It's rapid progress
pouthwurd when at or near the equinox,
In the movement Of the sunrise and
sunset points southwark ana In the
lensenlng meridian altitude " the sun.
The September full moon, being tho
fun moon nearest to the autumunl
equinox, h called the harvest moon.
II IlNNNNNN ~ RNi'AAlAA AAANN"''ANA'"hA
that observers admire ga tho glory OF
autumnu evenings, the average differ
ruGa In the daily rising and aottinE OF
the moon iH bi minutes the actual
difference w subject 70 great VARIATIONS,
because of changes ia dcclinhtlOn and
Irregularities OF motion In wight asccn-
aion IN the latitude pf New York the
difference may be 30 minutes aud 1t
may DO 1 hour II minutes The yHrlu-
ton IN higher lntltuduH eNocedu these
figures Tho variations attract most
attention whom they occur IN fullsmoon
times, When tho rCtnrdntlOn IN the
lcubt possible the moon rison soon after
4unHct, at nearly the same time, for
several successive evenings
Another Interesting feature Of the
september moon IL itH partial eclipse
on the IAN. Then about one-hfth Of
itH face Ia to he hidden from View. Az
tho relative positions OF tho earth and
the sun change, II sometimes happens
that the Run cuIurs directly Into the
limo of Intersection Then the earth
lluN directly between the moon and tho
sun, the moon lH plunged Into tho
ahuduw Of the earth. the urht from the
Huu IN Intercepted, aud II ~ gRid taut
tho moon m egllp5cd II sumctimun
happens that tho moon only partially
rutcra tho Huu's Hhndow aud then Tho
eclipse IA partial, nn II " to be ON the
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