This Wonderful Universe a Little book About Suns And Worlds Moons And Meteors
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" It was difficult to believe that he really meant what he said. But again and again, with added emphasis, he made the same statement, till it became impossible to question his intention.
If he had said, " Put out the Sun and all the planets of the Solar System will cease to shine, " he would have been quite right. For the planets depend, entirely or mainly, on the Sun for their shining; but the stars do not so depend. If you could, by any possibility, " put out the Sun, " his worlds and moons ...would sink into darkness, becoming invisible, except perhaps for a very faint light from the big twins, visible at no great distance. But the stars would not vanish from our sky. They would remain just as bright as they were before.
131 132 THIS WONDERFUL UNIVERSE Many people, as I have had to say earlier, find an odd difficulty in distinguishing between stars and planets. Again and again they are told that stars are suns, and that planets are worlds ; and still their confusion of mind goes on.
Yet really the distinction is not so very hard to grasp, and the seeing of it is needful to any sort of understanding of the heavens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It was difficult to believe that he really meant what he said. But again and again, with added emphasis, he made the same statement, till it became impossible to question his intention.
If he had said, " Put out the Sun and all the planets of the Solar System will cease to shine, " he would have been quite right. For the planets depend, entirely or mainly, on the Sun for their shining; but the stars do not so depend. If you could, by any possibility, " put out the Sun, " his worlds and moons ...would sink into darkness, becoming invisible, except perhaps for a very faint light from the big twins, visible at no great distance. But the stars would not vanish from our sky. They would remain just as bright as they were before.
131 132 THIS WONDERFUL UNIVERSE Many people, as I have had to say earlier, find an odd difficulty in distinguishing between stars and planets. Again and again they are told that stars are suns, and that planets are worlds ; and still their confusion of mind goes on.
Yet really the distinction is not so very hard to grasp, and the seeing of it is needful to any sort of understanding of the heavens.
What to read after This Wonderful Universe a Little book About Suns And Worlds Moons And Meteors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Giberne to read onlineMoreLess
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