Outlines of a Mechanical Theory of Storms 0 1
Outlines of a Mechanical Theory of Storms 0 1
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Does not the Scripture teach the same thing, in asserting thatthe heavens are not clean?
The theory of vortices has had many staunch supporters amongst thosedeeply versed in the science of the schools. The Bernoullis proposedseveral ingenious hypothesis, to free the Cartesian system from theobjections urged against it, viz. : that the velocities of the planets, in accordance with the three great laws of Kepler, cannot be made tocorrespond with the motion of a fluid vortex; but they, and all oth...ers, gave the vantage ground to the defenders of the Newtonian philosophy, byseeking to refer the principle of gravitation to conditions dependent onthe density and vorticose motion of the ether. When we admit that theether is imponderable and yet material, and planetary matter subject tothe law of gravitation, the objections urged against the theory ofvortices become comparatively trivial, and we shall not stop to refutethem, but proceed with the investigation, and consider that the ether isthe original source of the planetary motions and arrangements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Does not the Scripture teach the same thing, in asserting thatthe heavens are not clean?
The theory of vortices has had many staunch supporters amongst thosedeeply versed in the science of the schools. The Bernoullis proposedseveral ingenious hypothesis, to free the Cartesian system from theobjections urged against it, viz. : that the velocities of the planets, in accordance with the three great laws of Kepler, cannot be made tocorrespond with the motion of a fluid vortex; but they, and all oth...ers, gave the vantage ground to the defenders of the Newtonian philosophy, byseeking to refer the principle of gravitation to conditions dependent onthe density and vorticose motion of the ether. When we admit that theether is imponderable and yet material, and planetary matter subject tothe law of gravitation, the objections urged against the theory ofvortices become comparatively trivial, and we shall not stop to refutethem, but proceed with the investigation, and consider that the ether isthe original source of the planetary motions and arrangements.
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