On the Mean Density of the Earth
On the Mean Density of the Earth
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9 number 548, as deduced from Mr. CAVENDISH'S experiment. Hence it appears, that our result cannot be made to agree with that of Mr. CAVENDISH, unless our 11. 6 seconds be diminished to about 10. 5 or 10. 4, on the supposition of an error of more than a whole second in excess, in the number 1 1. 6 seconds ; which cannot be admitted, without doing great violence to the observations.
Having thus failed in our endeavour to discover any error, or even suspicion of error, in the conduct or result of... the Schehallien experiment, let us now turn our attention to the other experiment, as performed by Mr. CAVENDISH. And here I must at once disclaim all expectation of meeting any failing with regard to the operator himself, whom I well knew to be a most excellent philosopher and mathematician, as well as a patient, accurate, and acute experimenter. The failure then, if any, must be expected from the nature of the machine, and of the calculations.
From the perusal of Mr. CAVENDISH'S account of the ma- chine he employed (in the Philosophical Transactions of 1778, or vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9 number 548, as deduced from Mr. CAVENDISH'S experiment. Hence it appears, that our result cannot be made to agree with that of Mr. CAVENDISH, unless our 11. 6 seconds be diminished to about 10. 5 or 10. 4, on the supposition of an error of more than a whole second in excess, in the number 1 1. 6 seconds ; which cannot be admitted, without doing great violence to the observations.
Having thus failed in our endeavour to discover any error, or even suspicion of error, in the conduct or result of... the Schehallien experiment, let us now turn our attention to the other experiment, as performed by Mr. CAVENDISH. And here I must at once disclaim all expectation of meeting any failing with regard to the operator himself, whom I well knew to be a most excellent philosopher and mathematician, as well as a patient, accurate, and acute experimenter. The failure then, if any, must be expected from the nature of the machine, and of the calculations.
From the perusal of Mr. CAVENDISH'S account of the ma- chine he employed (in the Philosophical Transactions of 1778, or vol.
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