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...but we cannot safely apply empirical formulae (like that of Dulong and Petit, for instance), deduceil from terrestrial experiments, to determine solar temperatures:...drops and crystals like rain and snow. Yet it must lie acknowledged that this hypothesis is called in question by high authorities, who maintain, with...

...astronomers can never have done with. So fundamental is it, that the time will never come when they can properly give up the attempt to increase the precision...in question by high authorities, who maintain, with Kirchoff and Zollner, that the visible photosphere is no mere layer of clouds, but either a solid crust,...

...astronomers can never have done with. So fundamental is it, that the time will never come when they can properly give up the attempt to increase the precision...drops and crystals like rain and snow. Yet it must he acknowledged that this hypothesis is called in question by high authorities, who maintain, with...

...presence of iron >gen and other elements in the sun by apwhich we can reproduce upon the earth ; not safely apply empirical formulae (like that of Dulong...substances into drops and crystals like rain and snow. Tet it must be acknowledged that this hypothesis is called in question by high authorities, who maintain,...

...appearances which we can reproduce upon the earth ; but we can not safely apply empirical formulse (like that of Dulong and Petit, for instance), deduced...in question by high authorities, who maintain, with KirchhofE and Zollner, that the visible photosphere is no mere layer of clouds, but either a solid...

...by appearances which we can reproduce upon the earth ; but we cannot safely apply empirical formulas (like that of Dulong and Petit, for instance), deduced...rain and snow. Yet it must be acknowledged that this liypothesis is called in question by high authorities, who maintain, with Kirchhoff and Ziillner, that...

...and unwarrantable extrapolation, likely t > lead to widely erroneous conclusions. For niy own p:irt, I feel satisfied as to the substantial correctness...regards this body as a great ball of intensely heated vajxirs and gases, clothed outwardly with a coat of dazzling clouds formed, by the condensation of...

...by appearances which we can reproduce upon the earth ; but we cannot safely apply empirical formulas (like that of Dulong and Petit, for instance), deduced...drops and crystals like rain and snow. Yet it must he acknowledged that this hypothesis is called in question by high authorities, who maintain, with...