Comets and Aerolites
John Emslie · 1813-1875
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Why is this public domain? John Emslie died in 1875; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored engraved chart titled Comets and Aerolites, showing numbered comets with long curved tails, a central diagram of a comet's elliptical orbit around the sun and earth, and two vignettes of aerolite showers over a mountain landscape and over Niagara Falls. The text panels describe comets as light vapoury bodies and aerolites as small bodies luminous from atmospheric heat. The print was made by John Emslie in 1846 and published by James Reynolds, 174 Strand, London.
