Christian Faith in An Age of Science
Christian Faith in An Age of Science
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142 THE NEBULAR THEORY nearly coincident with the planes of their revolution. With the exception, probably, of Uranus and Neptune, the direction of their rotation is the same as the direc- tion of their revolution. Most of the planets are ac- companied by a satellite or by a number of satellites. The direction of revolution of the satellites is believed to be in every case the same as the direction of the rotation of their respective planets, and the planes of the orbits of the satellites are n...early coincident with the equatorial planes of the planets. These coinci- dences are exceedingly suggestive of the idea that the planets were once parts of a common mass, and that their revolution around the sun is an inheritance of the rotation in which they shared when still included in the parent mass. That is, indeed, in its most general form, the idea of the nebular theory.
According to Laplace, the earliest condition of the solar system of which science gives us any account is that of a heated gas diffused through an immense space extending even beyond the orbit of Neptune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
142 THE NEBULAR THEORY nearly coincident with the planes of their revolution. With the exception, probably, of Uranus and Neptune, the direction of their rotation is the same as the direc- tion of their revolution. Most of the planets are ac- companied by a satellite or by a number of satellites. The direction of revolution of the satellites is believed to be in every case the same as the direction of the rotation of their respective planets, and the planes of the orbits of the satellites are n...early coincident with the equatorial planes of the planets. These coinci- dences are exceedingly suggestive of the idea that the planets were once parts of a common mass, and that their revolution around the sun is an inheritance of the rotation in which they shared when still included in the parent mass. That is, indeed, in its most general form, the idea of the nebular theory.
According to Laplace, the earliest condition of the solar system of which science gives us any account is that of a heated gas diffused through an immense space extending even beyond the orbit of Neptune.
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