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The Children's book of Stars;
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The last idea is right. We must get rid at onceof the notion that it would be possible for any fixed star to behave inthis manner. To begin with, the fixed stars are many of them actuallytravelling at a great velocity at present, yet so immeasurably distantare they that their movement makes no perceptible difference to us. Forone of them to appear to dash across the heavens as a meteor does wouldmean a velocity entirely unknown to us, even comparing it with the speedof light. No, these shooting... stars are not stars at all, though theywere so named, long before the real motions of the fixed stars were evendimly guessed at. As we have seen, they belong to the same class asmeteors.
I remember being told by a clergyman, years ago, that one night inNovember he had gone up to bed very late, and as he pulled up his blindto look at the sky, to his amazement he saw a perfect hail of shootingstars, some appearing every minute, and all darting in vivid trails oflight, longer or shorter, though all seemed to come from one point.
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The last idea is right. We must get rid at onceof the notion that it would be possible for any fixed star to behave inthis manner. To begin with, the fixed stars are many of them actuallytravelling at a great velocity at present, yet so immeasurably distantare they that their movement makes no perceptible difference to us. Forone of them to appear to dash across the heavens as a meteor does wouldmean a velocity entirely unknown to us, even comparing it with the speedof light. No, these shooting... stars are not stars at all, though theywere so named, long before the real motions of the fixed stars were evendimly guessed at. As we have seen, they belong to the same class asmeteors.
I remember being told by a clergyman, years ago, that one night inNovember he had gone up to bed very late, and as he pulled up his blindto look at the sky, to his amazement he saw a perfect hail of shootingstars, some appearing every minute, and all darting in vivid trails oflight, longer or shorter, though all seemed to come from one point.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G E Geraldine Edith Mitton to read onlineMoreLess
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