Theory of Cosmic Reason
Theory of Cosmic Reason
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And secondly the friction of this oxygen against our upper air which, pre- senting a spherical surface like the globe which it sur- rounds, imparts a corresponding bend to the stream of gas. This stream runs like a bent bow ower our atmo- sphere to which it forms a kind of roof, and supplies 137 the key to the appearance of that darkness in the sky to the far North which I have mentioned as an invariable accompaniment of the Northern Lights. The shining, beginning sometimes from the 65-th degre...e of latitude, can of course develop waves only towards the North.
2; We saw that the Aurora Borealis produces a di- sturbing effect upon the magnetic needle. The oxygen as I said coming in contact with the atmosphere produces friction, which in its turn produces light through com- bustion of part of the oxygen. But combustion of oxygen is always accompanied by electrical agitations, and there- fore the movement of the magnetic needle is a natural consequence of the Northern Lights.
3) That this phenomenon is accompanied under cer- tain conditions by audible sound is a circumstance which every gust of wind adequately explains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And secondly the friction of this oxygen against our upper air which, pre- senting a spherical surface like the globe which it sur- rounds, imparts a corresponding bend to the stream of gas. This stream runs like a bent bow ower our atmo- sphere to which it forms a kind of roof, and supplies 137 the key to the appearance of that darkness in the sky to the far North which I have mentioned as an invariable accompaniment of the Northern Lights. The shining, beginning sometimes from the 65-th degre...e of latitude, can of course develop waves only towards the North.
2; We saw that the Aurora Borealis produces a di- sturbing effect upon the magnetic needle. The oxygen as I said coming in contact with the atmosphere produces friction, which in its turn produces light through com- bustion of part of the oxygen. But combustion of oxygen is always accompanied by electrical agitations, and there- fore the movement of the magnetic needle is a natural consequence of the Northern Lights.
3) That this phenomenon is accompanied under cer- tain conditions by audible sound is a circumstance which every gust of wind adequately explains.
What to read after Theory of Cosmic Reason?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I Vinogradoff to read onlineMoreLess
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