Other Worlds Than Ours the Plurality of Worlds Studied Under the Light of Recen
Other Worlds Than Ours the Plurality of Worlds Studied Under the Light of Recen
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The light sent to us from Saturn also bears a much greater proportion to the amount of solar light actually received by the planet than is observed in the case of Mars or the moon, and so nearly ap- proaches the proportion noticed in the case of Jupiter as to lead to the same inference namely, that a por- X 68 OTHER WORLDS THAN OURS.
tion of Saturn's light is emitted from the body of the planet.
In these respects, and also in the small density of the planet, we seem to recognize evidence which ...points to Saturn as probably a heat-sun (if not to any very noteworthy extent a light-sun) to the satellites which circle round him, and not himself the abode of living creatures. Without dwelling further on evidence already fully considered in the case of Jupiter, I turn to one of the most striking facts in the whole range of observational astronomy, as supplying at once new evidence respecting the condition of Saturn and strengthening the evidence adduced respecting Ju- piter.
If it can be shown that Saturn's globe is subject to changes of figure perceptible even across the enormous gap which separates him from the earth, it will at once be admitted that he can hardly be regarded as a globe conveniently habitable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The light sent to us from Saturn also bears a much greater proportion to the amount of solar light actually received by the planet than is observed in the case of Mars or the moon, and so nearly ap- proaches the proportion noticed in the case of Jupiter as to lead to the same inference namely, that a por- X 68 OTHER WORLDS THAN OURS.
tion of Saturn's light is emitted from the body of the planet.
In these respects, and also in the small density of the planet, we seem to recognize evidence which ...points to Saturn as probably a heat-sun (if not to any very noteworthy extent a light-sun) to the satellites which circle round him, and not himself the abode of living creatures. Without dwelling further on evidence already fully considered in the case of Jupiter, I turn to one of the most striking facts in the whole range of observational astronomy, as supplying at once new evidence respecting the condition of Saturn and strengthening the evidence adduced respecting Ju- piter.
If it can be shown that Saturn's globe is subject to changes of figure perceptible even across the enormous gap which separates him from the earth, it will at once be admitted that he can hardly be regarded as a globe conveniently habitable.
What to read after Other Worlds Than Ours the Plurality of Worlds Studied Under the Light of Recen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard a Richard Anthony Proctor to read onlineMoreLess
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