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The nuclei of other elements would seem to be built of hydrogen nuclei and electrons . They differ thus from electrons which ... It seems , therefore , to have but two electrons although consisting of four " condensed ” hydrogen atoms .
The nuclei of other elements would seem to be built of hydrogen nuclei and electrons . They differ thus from electrons which ... It seems , therefore , to have but two electrons although consisting of four " condensed ” hydrogen atoms .
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First of all it seems to be almost an eternal source of heat and light . As Duncan has put it , it is quite as if a man had discovered in the ground a red - hot stove that continued to give forth heat and light without diminution ...
First of all it seems to be almost an eternal source of heat and light . As Duncan has put it , it is quite as if a man had discovered in the ground a red - hot stove that continued to give forth heat and light without diminution ...
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It is well to notice that we are confronted again with the same strange paradox that faces us everywhere in nature ; what seems to be so widely different reveals , upon closer examination , its intimate relationship to a succession of ...
It is well to notice that we are confronted again with the same strange paradox that faces us everywhere in nature ; what seems to be so widely different reveals , upon closer examination , its intimate relationship to a succession of ...
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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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ancient animals appear atom become beginning believe birds body brought cause cell changes chapter civilization comes continued course Courtesy created creatures darkness dead death developed discovered earth electrons elements enter eternal evolution example exist face fact faith father feet followed gods hand heart heat heaven hour human hundred Ioskeha known land learned less light living things mankind mass matter means mighty miles million mind moon mountains move nature night once organs origin pass past perhaps period planets Pleistocene possible present race reached religion remains seems showing side space speak species stage stars stones story surface tell temperature thee thou thought thousand tiny tion trees universe vast whole wonderful
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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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