Nature, Količina 35Nature Publishing Group, 1886 |
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... solar disturbances and magnetic storms . Solar Heat . - A great deal of labour has been expended upon the study of the sun's heat during the last decade . The in- vestigations that strike me on the whole as most worthy of mention are ...
... solar disturbances and magnetic storms . Solar Heat . - A great deal of labour has been expended upon the study of the sun's heat during the last decade . The in- vestigations that strike me on the whole as most worthy of mention are ...
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... solar surface - heaviness , per hour . To do 78,000 horse - power , or 780,000 metre - tons , solar surface - heaviness , per hour , our weight must therefore descend at the rate of 1 metre in 313 hours , or about 28 metres per year ...
... solar surface - heaviness , per hour . To do 78,000 horse - power , or 780,000 metre - tons , solar surface - heaviness , per hour , our weight must therefore descend at the rate of 1 metre in 313 hours , or about 28 metres per year ...
Stran 299
... solar radiation has been proved to us , by the consider- ation of our dynamical model , to be 35 metres on the radius per year , or one ten - thousandth of its own length on the radius per two thousand years . Hence , if the solar ...
... solar radiation has been proved to us , by the consider- ation of our dynamical model , to be 35 metres on the radius per year , or one ten - thousandth of its own length on the radius per two thousand years . Hence , if the solar ...
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