...forbear suggesting : we have long known that " one star differeth from another star in glory ; " wo have now the strongest evidence that they also differ...may exist between the spectral revelations and the colour, magnitude, variability, and duplicity of the objects. — American Journal of Science, xxxv.,...

...should be obtained before making the daring attempt to proclaim any of the constituent elements of the stars. " One thought I cannot forbear suggesting...almost a logical necessity of the nebular hypothesis ? " NEW ASTEONOMICAL HYPOTHESIS. A writer in one of the late English reviews submits for consideration...

...star differeth from another star in glory ; ' we have now the strongest evidence that they also diner in constituent materials, — some of them perhaps...almost a logical necessity of the nebular hypothesis?" NEW ASTRONOMICAL HYPOTHESIS. A writer in one of the late English reviews submits for consideration...

...some of them perhaps having no elements to be found in some other. What, then, becomes,' he asks, ' of that homogeneity of original diffuse matter which...almost a logical necessity of the nebular hypothesis ?' Father Secchi of the Observatory at Rome has taken up the question of Force as expounded by Professor...

...of them perhaps having no elements to be found in some other. What, then, becomes,' he asks, ' oí that homogeneity of original diffuse matter which...almost a logical necessity of the nebular hypothesis ?' Father Secchi of the Observatory at Rome has taken np the question of Force as expounded by Professor...

...evidence now poMoasod to the effect that the stars differ in their constituent materials, and asks "What then becomes of that homogeneity of original...almost a logical necessity of the nebular hypothesis f" M. Secchi, of Rome, has used a Janasen's spectrometer of direct vision, and ho is astonished at...

...differeth from another star in glory ; ' we have now the strongest evidence that they also difl'er in constituent materials, — • some of them perhaps...almost a logical necessity of the nebular hypothesis?" NEW ASTRONOMICAL HYPOTHESIS. A writer in one of the late English reviews submits for consideration...

...— Mr. Rutherford, in concluding a statement of results of the spectral examination of stars, says:* "We have long known that 'one star differeth from...almost a logical necessity of the nebular hypothesis?" To this it may be replied: (1.) No such universal and absolute homogeneity is assumed. It is not admitted...

...results of the spectral examination of stars, says:* "We have long known that 'one star (liffereth from another star in glory'; we have now the strongest...almost a logical necessity of the nebular hypothesis?" To this it may bo replied: (1.) No such universal and absolute homogeneity is assumed. It is not admitted...

...differ in constituent materials, some of them perhaps having no elements to be found in some others. What, then, becomes of that homogeneity of original...which is almost a logical necessity of the Nebular Hypothesis?"f THE CONSTITUTION OF THE NEBULAE. Of the constitution of the nebulae, William Huggins...