Modern Cosmogonies
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Sir Robert Ball is at one with M. Du Ligondes in regarding the origin of the solar system chiefly under its mechanical aspect. Like Helmholtz and Faye, he chooses pul- verulent materials to work with ; his nebula is a ' white nebula. ' But looking still further back, he discerns as its parent an irregular ' green ' nebula, the confused movements of which falling into a settled order as the result of encounters, it slowly flattened down into the ' plane of maximum areas ' the fundamental plane c...onformed to more and more closely as the energy of a system inevitably wastes. He dispenses with the troublesome process of annulation, and starts his planets virtually by Kant's method of accidental nuclear condensa- tion. * A spiral structure, moreover, would be imparted to the entire nebula by the gradual * The Earth's Beginnings, p. 247.
80 MODERN COSMOGONIES propagation outward of the central acceleration due to contraction.
But would it have contracted ? It had, by supposition, reached the stage of approximate unanimity in movement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir Robert Ball is at one with M. Du Ligondes in regarding the origin of the solar system chiefly under its mechanical aspect. Like Helmholtz and Faye, he chooses pul- verulent materials to work with ; his nebula is a ' white nebula. ' But looking still further back, he discerns as its parent an irregular ' green ' nebula, the confused movements of which falling into a settled order as the result of encounters, it slowly flattened down into the ' plane of maximum areas ' the fundamental plane c...onformed to more and more closely as the energy of a system inevitably wastes. He dispenses with the troublesome process of annulation, and starts his planets virtually by Kant's method of accidental nuclear condensa- tion. * A spiral structure, moreover, would be imparted to the entire nebula by the gradual * The Earth's Beginnings, p. 247.
80 MODERN COSMOGONIES propagation outward of the central acceleration due to contraction.
But would it have contracted ? It had, by supposition, reached the stage of approximate unanimity in movement.
What to read after Modern Cosmogonies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes M Agnes Mary Clerke to read onlineMoreLess
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