Quarterly Journal
Quarterly Journal
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There is one picture of what at first sight seems a cumulus cloud nestling under the falls of Niagara, but this is really a mass of ice constantly augmented by the freezing of the spray from tbe cataract. It is a fossil cloud, as it were, showing the lines and contours of its prototypes, which are floating in the air. ' It will be observed that this frozen cumulus grows by additions to its upper side.
Now the cirrus clouds, of which it is more difficult to give you any perfect examples on accou...nt of the difficulty of photographing them, may be con- sidered as clouds in old age, and which have passed through the previous infantile and adult conditions I have ahready named. They are to all appear- ance moving much more slowly than other clouds, but this is only a decep- tion which arises from their distance from the observer, they really move faster than the lower clouds. It is almost proved that they consist entirely of fine crystals of ice, because of the great cold at their altitude, which would not allow of the existence of vapour there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is one picture of what at first sight seems a cumulus cloud nestling under the falls of Niagara, but this is really a mass of ice constantly augmented by the freezing of the spray from tbe cataract. It is a fossil cloud, as it were, showing the lines and contours of its prototypes, which are floating in the air. ' It will be observed that this frozen cumulus grows by additions to its upper side.
Now the cirrus clouds, of which it is more difficult to give you any perfect examples on accou...nt of the difficulty of photographing them, may be con- sidered as clouds in old age, and which have passed through the previous infantile and adult conditions I have ahready named. They are to all appear- ance moving much more slowly than other clouds, but this is only a decep- tion which arises from their distance from the observer, they really move faster than the lower clouds. It is almost proved that they consist entirely of fine crystals of ice, because of the great cold at their altitude, which would not allow of the existence of vapour there.
What to read after Quarterly Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiley Interscience (Online Service) to read onlineMoreLess
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