Protoplasm Its Origin Varieties And Functions
Protoplasm Its Origin Varieties And Functions
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] 20 MYSTERY AND RIDDLE OF UNIVERSE.
Though all scientists acknowledge that the atoms have innate motion, the import- ance of this fact appears not to have been yet fully recognized, nor its main-spring, its primum mobile character, thoroughly realised.
The fact that the atoms have innate motion explains much hitherto considered to be inexplicable, and does away with the chief " difficulty of science. " It clears up the " mystery " and solves the " riddle " of the Universe ! I repeat : the fact... that motion is innate in the atoms of primitive matter removes the chief difficulty of science ; clears up the mystery, and solves the riddle of the Universe. * These may appear very bold and sweeping statements ; but to me such conclusions are logical, legitimate, and unavoidable.
The force by which the molecules and atoms hold themselves together, and that is displayed by their rushing into other 1 " Given this ' first beginning - of the cosmogonic movement; it is easy, on mechanical principles, to deduce and mathematically establish the further phenomena of the formation of the cosmic bodies, the separation of the planets^ and so forth.
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] 20 MYSTERY AND RIDDLE OF UNIVERSE.
Though all scientists acknowledge that the atoms have innate motion, the import- ance of this fact appears not to have been yet fully recognized, nor its main-spring, its primum mobile character, thoroughly realised.
The fact that the atoms have innate motion explains much hitherto considered to be inexplicable, and does away with the chief " difficulty of science. " It clears up the " mystery " and solves the " riddle " of the Universe ! I repeat : the fact... that motion is innate in the atoms of primitive matter removes the chief difficulty of science ; clears up the mystery, and solves the riddle of the Universe. * These may appear very bold and sweeping statements ; but to me such conclusions are logical, legitimate, and unavoidable.
The force by which the molecules and atoms hold themselves together, and that is displayed by their rushing into other 1 " Given this ' first beginning - of the cosmogonic movement; it is easy, on mechanical principles, to deduce and mathematically establish the further phenomena of the formation of the cosmic bodies, the separation of the planets^ and so forth.
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