What We Know About the Stars ...
What We Know About the Stars ...
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It has been calculated that so exactly do these two iorces corres^nd 3" ABOUT THE STARS I ihar, in the crmrse of 2,500 ycars^ the earth fs only one-sixty-sisth oi a second behind it* time in its annual rcvolvilion, a difference caused by ridal friction; and this shows the marvplau* cxacrnpss of the laws of Nature^ designed by a Crearar who makes no misiakcSn Let hiin who will suppose this h a marrer of chancej the thinking mind will sec in it a law laid down by an omniscient and omnipotent Lawg...iver. His laws are so bcautiiul and so exact that the stars in space are never likely ^_ ro collide except by His ii\^d purpose. Every ^B planetary orb and cyrry star must move, nr there ^* would be constantly the ^'wreck of matter and the crush of worlds." Long before it could be an- ^m nounced as a proven fact that tin* stars are in mn- | tion, the discoveries of the law of motion in the Solar Svsteni kd inevitably to the belief that all the " fived" ^^xars must alsn be in motion. The fact is also probable thpt all the stars rotate on their a?yes, but there cannct be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has been calculated that so exactly do these two iorces corres^nd 3" ABOUT THE STARS I ihar, in the crmrse of 2,500 ycars^ the earth fs only one-sixty-sisth oi a second behind it* time in its annual rcvolvilion, a difference caused by ridal friction; and this shows the marvplau* cxacrnpss of the laws of Nature^ designed by a Crearar who makes no misiakcSn Let hiin who will suppose this h a marrer of chancej the thinking mind will sec in it a law laid down by an omniscient and omnipotent Lawg...iver. His laws are so bcautiiul and so exact that the stars in space are never likely ^_ ro collide except by His ii\^d purpose. Every ^B planetary orb and cyrry star must move, nr there ^* would be constantly the ^'wreck of matter and the crush of worlds." Long before it could be an- ^m nounced as a proven fact that tin* stars are in mn- | tion, the discoveries of the law of motion in the Solar Svsteni kd inevitably to the belief that all the " fived" ^^xars must alsn be in motion. The fact is also probable thpt all the stars rotate on their a?yes, but there cannct be.
What to read after What We Know About the Stars ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Honeyman, A. Van Doren (Abraham Van Doren), 1849-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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