Newtons Principia the Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy
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M. The comet in R lay exactly in a line be tween the stars K and C, so as the part CR of the right line CRK was a little greater than CK, and a little less than JCK + jCR, and therefore = iCK + A CR, or if CK.
Wednesday, March 2, S 1 . P. M. The distance of the comet in S from the star C was nearly FC ; the distance of the star F from the right line OS produced was g^FC ; and the distance of the star B from the same right line was five times greater than the distance of the star F ; and the rig...ht line NS produced passed between the stars H and I five or six times nearer to the star H than to the star I.
Saturday, March 5. LH h . P. M. When the comet was in T, the right line MT was equal to ^ML, and the right line LT produced passed between B and F four or five times nearer to F than to B, cutting off from BF a fifth or sixth part thereof towards F : and MT produced passed on the outside of the space BF towards the star B four times nearer to the star B than to the star F. M was a very small star, scarcely to be seen by the tele scope; but the star L was greater, and of about the eighth magnitude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. The comet in R lay exactly in a line be tween the stars K and C, so as the part CR of the right line CRK was a little greater than CK, and a little less than JCK + jCR, and therefore = iCK + A CR, or if CK.
Wednesday, March 2, S 1 . P. M. The distance of the comet in S from the star C was nearly FC ; the distance of the star F from the right line OS produced was g^FC ; and the distance of the star B from the same right line was five times greater than the distance of the star F ; and the rig...ht line NS produced passed between the stars H and I five or six times nearer to the star H than to the star I.
Saturday, March 5. LH h . P. M. When the comet was in T, the right line MT was equal to ^ML, and the right line LT produced passed between B and F four or five times nearer to F than to B, cutting off from BF a fifth or sixth part thereof towards F : and MT produced passed on the outside of the space BF towards the star B four times nearer to the star B than to the star F. M was a very small star, scarcely to be seen by the tele scope; but the star L was greater, and of about the eighth magnitude.
What to read after Newtons Principia the Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Newton to read onlineMoreLess
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