Summary

1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 19… (1911)

Owing to the revolution of the moon's node and the inclination of its orbit, this body moves through a wider range of declination in some positions of the node than in others. The period of the revolution of the node is 18.6 years. At one time of this period the limits of its declination are more than 28° north and south, while, at the opposite point, they are little more than 18°.
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