 | 1865 - 640 pages
...other forces have become crowded with portions of matter iu a more condensed and opaque condition. 6. If the observations of Lord Rosse, Professor Bond,...nebula in Orion into discrete bright points, these nebula; must be regarded not as simple masses of gas, but as systems formed by the aggregation of gaseous... | |
 | 1865 - 332 pages
...portions of matter in a more condensed and opaque condition. 6. If the observations of Lord Kosse, Professor Bond, and others are accepted in favour...nebula in Orion into discrete bright points, these nebula; must be regarded not as simple masses of gas, but as systems formed by the aggregation of gaseous... | |
 | James Samuelson, William Crookes - 1865 - 874 pages
...portions of matter in a more condensed and opaque condition. 6. If the observations of Lord Rosso, Professor Bond, and others are accepted in favour of the partial resolution of the annnlsLr nebula in Lyra, and the great nebula in Orion into discrete bright points, these nebulae must... | |
 | 1867 - 400 pages
...opaque condition. 6. If the observations of Lord Rosse, Prof. Bond, and others, are accepted in favor of the partial resolution of the annular nebula in...nebula in Orion, into discrete bright points, these nebulaa must be regarded not as simple masses of gas, but as systems formed by the aggregation of gaseous... | |
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They may be gaseous nebulae, which by the loss of heat or the influence of other forces have become crowded with portions of matter in a more condensed and opaque condition. 6. If the observations of Lord... 