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How this enormous heat is produced over so long a period of time is , of course , the marvel of all astronomers . It cannot be by combustion for if the entire sun were of solid coal it would burn out in less than 5,000 years .
How this enormous heat is produced over so long a period of time is , of course , the marvel of all astronomers . It cannot be by combustion for if the entire sun were of solid coal it would burn out in less than 5,000 years .
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The long waves of dark heat which had hitherto been kept in by the blanket of water - vapor and the carbon dioxide escaped into space . But in turn the heat of the sun was admitted . Investigations show that the earth would gain in ...
The long waves of dark heat which had hitherto been kept in by the blanket of water - vapor and the carbon dioxide escaped into space . But in turn the heat of the sun was admitted . Investigations show that the earth would gain in ...
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Its heat was supposed to be supplied from the incessant fall of meteoric material and from its own contraction and , undoubtedly , these are sources of an enormous heat supply . A ton of coal , falling into the sun , would produce from ...
Its heat was supposed to be supplied from the incessant fall of meteoric material and from its own contraction and , undoubtedly , these are sources of an enormous heat supply . A ton of coal , falling into the sun , would produce from ...
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The Heaven of Heavens | 1 |
The Inhabitants of the Heavens | 17 |
What is Happening in the Heavens | 35 |
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| Título | The New Science and the Old Religion |
| Autor | Thornwell Jacobs |
| Editor | Oglethorpe University Press, 1927 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Minnesota |
| Digitalizado | 2 Jul. 2010 |
| Largo | 463 páginas |
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