The Christian Philosopher Or the Connection of Science And Philosophy With Rel
The Christian Philosopher Or the Connection of Science And Philosophy With Rel
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— Between the orbs of Mars and Ju- piter, four planetary bodies have been lately discovered, ac- companied with circumstances somewhat different from those of the other bodies which compose our system. They are named Ceres, Pallas, Juno, and Vesta, The planet Ceres was discovered at Palermo, in Sicily, by M. Piazzi, on the first day of the present century. It is of a ruddy color, and appears about the size of a star of the 8th magnitude, and is consequently invisible to the naked eye. It perfor...ms its revo- lution in 4 years and 7 months, at the distance of 260 millions of miles from the sun, and is reckoned, by some astronomers, to be about 1624 miles in diameter, or about half the diameter of Mercury. It appears to be surrovuidod with a large dense atmosphere. — Pallas was discovered the following year, name- ly, on the 28th of March, 1802, by Dr. Gibers of Bremen. It is supposed to be about 2000 miles in diamete ", or nearly the size of the moon. It revolves about the sun in 4 years and 7 months, or nearly in the same time as Ceres, at the dis- tance of 266 millions of miies ; and is surrounded with a nebulosity or atmosphere, above 400 miles in height, similar to that of Ceres.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Between the orbs of Mars and Ju- piter, four planetary bodies have been lately discovered, ac- companied with circumstances somewhat different from those of the other bodies which compose our system. They are named Ceres, Pallas, Juno, and Vesta, The planet Ceres was discovered at Palermo, in Sicily, by M. Piazzi, on the first day of the present century. It is of a ruddy color, and appears about the size of a star of the 8th magnitude, and is consequently invisible to the naked eye. It perfor...ms its revo- lution in 4 years and 7 months, at the distance of 260 millions of miles from the sun, and is reckoned, by some astronomers, to be about 1624 miles in diameter, or about half the diameter of Mercury. It appears to be surrovuidod with a large dense atmosphere. — Pallas was discovered the following year, name- ly, on the 28th of March, 1802, by Dr. Gibers of Bremen. It is supposed to be about 2000 miles in diamete ", or nearly the size of the moon. It revolves about the sun in 4 years and 7 months, or nearly in the same time as Ceres, at the dis- tance of 266 millions of miies ; and is surrounded with a nebulosity or atmosphere, above 400 miles in height, similar to that of Ceres.
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