Ecce Clum Or Parish Astronomy in Six Lectures
Ecce Clum Or Parish Astronomy in Six Lectures
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Suppose the earth to be practically at the center of motion. Then all the planets and comets would seem to describe, in a course of perpetual progress, regular circles about us; whereas they all, without ex- ception, advance and retreat on most irregular curves. So the earth can not be the center. Next, suppose one of the other members of the system to be it. Then that central body, being the center of our motion, would appear to describe in unbroken progress a regular circle among the fixed st...ars. Now the sun is the only body in the system which fulfills this condition. Its apparent path is a regular circle ; described in one year, without any retrogradations whatever ; while, as I have said, every other member of the system apparently moves on a very irregular line now forward, now backward, now sidewise, now stop- ping altogether in short the picture of irresolu- tion. More eccentric vagrants than those planets and comets seem to be, it would be hard to find. But the sun marches steadily along.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suppose the earth to be practically at the center of motion. Then all the planets and comets would seem to describe, in a course of perpetual progress, regular circles about us; whereas they all, without ex- ception, advance and retreat on most irregular curves. So the earth can not be the center. Next, suppose one of the other members of the system to be it. Then that central body, being the center of our motion, would appear to describe in unbroken progress a regular circle among the fixed st...ars. Now the sun is the only body in the system which fulfills this condition. Its apparent path is a regular circle ; described in one year, without any retrogradations whatever ; while, as I have said, every other member of the system apparently moves on a very irregular line now forward, now backward, now sidewise, now stop- ping altogether in short the picture of irresolu- tion. More eccentric vagrants than those planets and comets seem to be, it would be hard to find. But the sun marches steadily along.
What to read after Ecce Clum Or Parish Astronomy in Six Lectures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E F Enoch Fitch Burr to read onlineMoreLess
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