New Astronomy
The New Astronomy
作者：Langley, S. P. (Samuel Pierpont), 1834-1906
体例：段 章数：14
字数：290,073 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 14 段- “The exceedingly definite shape of these objects, their exac
- Fig. 26, on nearly the same scale as the last, shows a spot
- The seconds fled, the light broke out again, and so did the
- The upper one, on the right, is the view of a cloud prominen
- If we investigate, however, the connection between spots and
- Nature, we are told, always accomplishes her purpose with th
- Future ages may see the seat of empire transferred to region
- By making minute maps, or, still better, photographs, and co
- To see this more clearly, we may consider that in general we
- But what is this to the eruption of Sumbawa or Krakatao? The
- Of comets, the Old Astronomy knew that they came to the sun
- But if near in kind, we are distant relatives in another way
- Most of us have vague ideas about small portions of time; so
- Kernels, 220.