The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01

civ for the nrst IiiIle ''uS car,
sSdle sd OF August Aquarius will
.,rsIy emerged from below the
aa the Lion Will have dieap-
e .ss water Bearer Will reach
nosItion In the heavens dur
~ our. autumn rains.
ths summer Sky is far less
,hsn that of winter. II Is
y with objects OF interest Ths
:, Northern Crown Is exactly
me Scorpion, which is so re-
- a group that it arrests the
even Of the most casual OBJ
due south, while the summer
,ss Nllky Way, whose stars art
,,,s massed IT. bright patches of
4 SINE parts and are so almost
.hssnt in others, is well up from
ma, IN the east. In the north,
u Great DIpper Is slowly sink
srd the ground In it's circle
',hs pole, while In the northeast
.rNfIl Northern Cross Is slowly
Many OF the most interesting
:siIons lie exactly In. the Milky
psrinning al the south, we first
~ The long tail oftthe Scorpion.
~ Of which is marked by the
~ Fie.1. To the westof A the
I'm be found TO be In an opera
prstty double; the right hano
,AIs pair Is made UP OF two suns
Synlye about one another In only
syg hours. Along the eastern
of the Milky Way is the long
hdttarIus, or the Archer. Tho
iIs Journey around the heavens
ne star C OF this constellation
,flne 81 the winter solstice. The
and e are naked-eye doubles,
IN there Is O remarkable naked
SSer which is a beautiful object
r,al telescope. There are many
rrlhng clusters and nebulas III
.,f,on.- One of these is the cele-.
a Tf1Hd Nebula at F, a bright
'[sautiful nebula which is divided
}frse distinct parts by dark lanes
"a II is suspected that this neb-
7try slowly changing Its position.
4 Of the dark lanes has apparent
ted over star. II this Is true
n be the nearest TO us of all OF
zlsulas OF the sky. Its distance |
from US may in time be deter
and our knowledge of these in. |
Fzb.y vast aggregations ofmat-
~ Be greatly increased.
fdloEing along the Milky Way,
II striking group is the beautiful
tatl6n of Aquila, or the Eagle, o,
be brightest star is the pale yell
. 1ir Affair al G, Fig, l. This -
The few stars which are com
lsy near TO US. light occupying
1Istn years 10 make the journey
Altar to our sun. The. star ie
a through space so rapidly that
course OF 1920 years It will
nored entirely out OF the con-
'f1p
't AquIla is Cygnus. or the Swan. ,
eated as In full flight down the
Way. The group Is also known
Northern Cross, a figure whIcn
<ables much more closely than
<lsbrated Southern Cross, which
m the South Pole of the heavens.
EpH 10 lengthwise of the Milky |
I X representing the upright ano
he fansverse portion. Many of
'2n near X are OF red color: so
W are red and orange stars
pc ia this part of the sky that 1,
-'!lrnes called the Red Region OF
'hn cyenus and Aquils is the ut
~ sagitta. OF the Arrow. to the
y Which Is the striking little figure
ny Known as Jobs Coffin, though
osnt fgure is that OF a Dolphin.
- Of the brighter stars OF this
n variable. while that at N is q
iE double.
fnenomerm During July.
= lhls month showers OF shoot
~ are unusually numerous. A
Eates watching on any cleat
w De sure to show at least a
lasss little bodies which sudden
y, dart swiftly across the sky
vanish The so-called Aqullids.
lay be seen during the entire
move In every direction from
sleuation Aquila; the Lyrids
~ appear to move outwardly
- cancellation Lyra. The shoot
y proceeding from Aquila are
sFI,iy moving bodies. while
'm Lyra are yellowish and SLOW
AUG frequently leave trains be-
m Toward the close of the
sss Aquarids will become nu-
Hese are slow moving yellow
IA Mom the constellation Aquar-
'oes form the most heavy
hosume me month. Fig 2 shows the
Leo. or the Sickle. on
~ uIawn the apparent paths of
~ Oh the shooting stars which
3aslsllation. yin
~, az $40 o'clock In the even
Il. Wi moon Will be seen TO pass
nl,,ss ars AT T. Fig. !. and Elk
|.a,S, u VIII pEss between us and
. m, IN star at V. Each OF these
|,Sr rsmain hidden by the moon
m, 81 mere Is a partial eclipse
G AZ. INVISIBLE to us, but visible
ss,s.s se south Atlantic ocean and
ID @tuIlld-
.avrning OF July 8 the earth is
A jES aeS distance from the sun.
nary. idrther away than
The Planets.
~ ~ "a the eastern eloneation on
.Ho n may be detected soon after
aha. VIII be found a short dis
tIssm'es tIe the ground in the west
III ny nv iarther south than th4
we horizon at which the sun
q ~, me brilliant evening star, will
\ boz os,sact ,0st attention In the West.
u Arsr ,eur. .fif,hs full. but II Is onIy
h. sn' as 1t will be In next
!ai nos,,h .he month It viii be in
kean,I,on a,,.ion for observation.
Ia tSs tSllul planet Saturn may be
hi lins s M late evening. 1t is In A. i
Mw Az with the stars S and r. In
}3s ~ at as far to the left Of r
"a a. I" The The right. Its appearance
|ah an ,.'own In Fig. 8, except that
are not now onensd out ae