The Principles of Mechanics As Applied to the Solar System With Illustrations
The Principles of Mechanics As Applied to the Solar System With Illustrations
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Ptolemy guided the greatest researchers in astronomical science into error for nearly thirteen hundred years; and although Kepler was one of the principal men to break through the barriers of erroneous traditions and beliefs, yet he retained a belief in the music of the spheres, which is now conceded to be one of the greatest fallacies which was 10 MECHANICS AI'l'LIKI) TO THE SOLAR SYSTEM.
attached to the astronomical science. Yet all that he gave us that is true is just as valuable as if he ha...d never advo- cated theories which have since been discarded. From be- fore his time to the present, many of the theories have been, are still, and no doubt will remain, speculative.
Theories which have been advanced to account for the various movements of the planets and planetary substances have not been accepted as harmonizing entirely with nat- ural forces, and so the cause of their movements has been only partially explained. The law of attraction and gravi- tation, as set forth by authors generally, is almost univers- ally accepted as being correct ; but a plausible theory show- ing the development of the repelling force and its manner of counter-balancing the planetary bodies and of rotating them on their axes and around the Sun, also the satellites around their primaries, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ptolemy guided the greatest researchers in astronomical science into error for nearly thirteen hundred years; and although Kepler was one of the principal men to break through the barriers of erroneous traditions and beliefs, yet he retained a belief in the music of the spheres, which is now conceded to be one of the greatest fallacies which was 10 MECHANICS AI'l'LIKI) TO THE SOLAR SYSTEM.
attached to the astronomical science. Yet all that he gave us that is true is just as valuable as if he ha...d never advo- cated theories which have since been discarded. From be- fore his time to the present, many of the theories have been, are still, and no doubt will remain, speculative.
Theories which have been advanced to account for the various movements of the planets and planetary substances have not been accepted as harmonizing entirely with nat- ural forces, and so the cause of their movements has been only partially explained. The law of attraction and gravi- tation, as set forth by authors generally, is almost univers- ally accepted as being correct ; but a plausible theory show- ing the development of the repelling force and its manner of counter-balancing the planetary bodies and of rotating them on their axes and around the Sun, also the satellites around their primaries, etc.
What to read after The Principles of Mechanics As Applied to the Solar System With Illustrations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert P Traxler to read onlineMoreLess
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