The Earths Beginning
The Earths Beginning
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The observations of these objects seem consistent only with the supposition that there is a tendency in the materials which enter into a spiral nebula to adapt their movements to a particular plane, just as there is a tendency for the objects in Saturn's ring to remain in a particular plane, and just as there has been a tendency among the bodies belonging to the solar system themselves to revolve in a particular plane. And, remembering that there seems excellent reason to believe that the spira...l nebulae exhibiting this characteristic THE TENDENCY OF A SYSTEM. 213 Fig. 35. EDGE VIEW OF A SPIRAL BOLDLY SHOWN (n. G. C. 4565; in Coma Berenices). (Photographed by Dr. Isaac Roberts, F. R. S. ) are to be reckoned in scores of thousands, it is evident that the fundamental feature in which they all agree must be one of very great importance in the universe. We may mention yet one more illustration of the remarkable tendency, so frequently exhibited by an organised system in space, to place its parts ultimately in or near the same plane, or at all events, to assume a shape of which one dimension is small in comparison with the two others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The observations of these objects seem consistent only with the supposition that there is a tendency in the materials which enter into a spiral nebula to adapt their movements to a particular plane, just as there is a tendency for the objects in Saturn's ring to remain in a particular plane, and just as there has been a tendency among the bodies belonging to the solar system themselves to revolve in a particular plane. And, remembering that there seems excellent reason to believe that the spira...l nebulae exhibiting this characteristic THE TENDENCY OF A SYSTEM. 213 Fig. 35. EDGE VIEW OF A SPIRAL BOLDLY SHOWN (n. G. C. 4565; in Coma Berenices). (Photographed by Dr. Isaac Roberts, F. R. S. ) are to be reckoned in scores of thousands, it is evident that the fundamental feature in which they all agree must be one of very great importance in the universe. We may mention yet one more illustration of the remarkable tendency, so frequently exhibited by an organised system in space, to place its parts ultimately in or near the same plane, or at all events, to assume a shape of which one dimension is small in comparison with the two others.
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