The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 22;Volume 85Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1875 |
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... Jupiter could hardly be called a Whewellite theory . For Whewell , as our readers doubtless remember , advanced the theory that the globe of Jupiter probable consists in the main of water , with perhaps a cindery nucleus , and ...
... Jupiter could hardly be called a Whewellite theory . For Whewell , as our readers doubtless remember , advanced the theory that the globe of Jupiter probable consists in the main of water , with perhaps a cindery nucleus , and ...
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... Jupiter , though he is so much farther from us than Mars , we have direct observational evidence , because of the vast scale on which all the processes in progress on his mighty globe are taking place . We see that his whole surface is ...
... Jupiter , though he is so much farther from us than Mars , we have direct observational evidence , because of the vast scale on which all the processes in progress on his mighty globe are taking place . We see that his whole surface is ...
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... Jupiter is passing , though far more slowly , through stages of his existence corresponding with terrestrial eras long anterior to the appearance of life upon the scene . -- We must , then , in the case of Jupiter , look to a far ...
... Jupiter is passing , though far more slowly , through stages of his existence corresponding with terrestrial eras long anterior to the appearance of life upon the scene . -- We must , then , in the case of Jupiter , look to a far ...
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