The Origin of the Earth
The Origin of the Earth
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If the rotation falls below the equilibrium rate, the effect of the accessions is to raise it to the equilibrium value. If the distri- bution, or the forms, or the proportions of the little infalling bodies are changed, the equilibrium rate of rotation is likely to change also, and the net effects of further accessions will tend to change the rotation that prevailed before the change to the new equilibrium rate. There is thus an automatic regulative system by which the rate of rotation is made ...to oscillate about an equi- librium value.
It appears then that planetary rotations arising from the accretion of multitudes of small discrete bodies moving in elliptical orbits are more likely to be forward than backward, that they are likely to be more or less ioo THE ORIGIN OF THE EARTH oblique, and may even be, in exceptional cases, so highly oblique as to be in effect retrograde.
It appears further that the net rotational result of many accessions is merely the equated value of their opposing effects, and that the rotation is likely to oscil- late about an equilibrium value.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the rotation falls below the equilibrium rate, the effect of the accessions is to raise it to the equilibrium value. If the distri- bution, or the forms, or the proportions of the little infalling bodies are changed, the equilibrium rate of rotation is likely to change also, and the net effects of further accessions will tend to change the rotation that prevailed before the change to the new equilibrium rate. There is thus an automatic regulative system by which the rate of rotation is made ...to oscillate about an equi- librium value.
It appears then that planetary rotations arising from the accretion of multitudes of small discrete bodies moving in elliptical orbits are more likely to be forward than backward, that they are likely to be more or less ioo THE ORIGIN OF THE EARTH oblique, and may even be, in exceptional cases, so highly oblique as to be in effect retrograde.
It appears further that the net rotational result of many accessions is merely the equated value of their opposing effects, and that the rotation is likely to oscil- late about an equilibrium value.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas C Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin to read onlineMoreLess
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