The Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature, Volume 15;Volume 78Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1872 |
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... matter , to regard the hollow bones and the quill - feathers of birds as evidences that buoyancy is essential to flight . We have even seen the strange the- ory put forward , that during life , the quills . of birds , as well as their ...
... matter , to regard the hollow bones and the quill - feathers of birds as evidences that buoyancy is essential to flight . We have even seen the strange the- ory put forward , that during life , the quills . of birds , as well as their ...
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... matter continually streaming forth ) —its tail , I say , had already length- ened to an extent of about ninety millions of miles , so that it must have been shot out with immense force in a direction from the sun , a force far greater ...
... matter continually streaming forth ) —its tail , I say , had already length- ened to an extent of about ninety millions of miles , so that it must have been shot out with immense force in a direction from the sun , a force far greater ...
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... matter of the envelopes was ultimately driven into the tail , taking place , not on the surface of the nucleus , but at successively higher levels . " But Sir John Herschel , from whom the above account of Bond's ideas has been taken ...
... matter of the envelopes was ultimately driven into the tail , taking place , not on the surface of the nucleus , but at successively higher levels . " But Sir John Herschel , from whom the above account of Bond's ideas has been taken ...
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... matter had been entangled together , as it were , when first swept away from the head , a separation only taking place after they had already been carried together a considerable dis- tance ; thenceforth , it would seem , each kind of ...
... matter had been entangled together , as it were , when first swept away from the head , a separation only taking place after they had already been carried together a considerable dis- tance ; thenceforth , it would seem , each kind of ...
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... matter from the singularly bright and highly condensed nucleus took place in a single compact stream , which , after attaining a short distance , equal to rather less than a diameter of the nucleus itself , was so suddenly broken up and ...
... matter from the singularly bright and highly condensed nucleus took place in a single compact stream , which , after attaining a short distance , equal to rather less than a diameter of the nucleus itself , was so suddenly broken up and ...
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