An Examination of Dr. Burnet's Theory of the Earth: With Some Remarks on Mr. Whiston's New Theory of the Earth. Also an Examination of the Reflections on the Theory of the Earth, and a Defence of the Remarks on Mr. Whiston's New TheoryH. Clements, 1734 - 414 pagina's |
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Pagina 20
... æquator , but he thinks he has fairly made it out that there can be a hundred and four degrees between them , and therefore , there must be four hundred and fixteen degrees in the whole circumfe- rence , and then , every right angle ...
... æquator , but he thinks he has fairly made it out that there can be a hundred and four degrees between them , and therefore , there must be four hundred and fixteen degrees in the whole circumfe- rence , and then , every right angle ...
Pagina 62
... æquator , by which it will plainly appear that the heat of the Sun while it moves from Aries to Libra , that is during the time it runs through the fix Northern figns together with its heat while it moves from Libra to Aries again , in ...
... æquator , by which it will plainly appear that the heat of the Sun while it moves from Aries to Libra , that is during the time it runs through the fix Northern figns together with its heat while it moves from Libra to Aries again , in ...
Pagina 87
... æquator : for if at B one were greater than the other , for example , the force by which it is drawn to the Poles , were greater than its gravity , or its tendency towards E , then it would ftill move on towards the Pole , till both ...
... æquator : for if at B one were greater than the other , for example , the force by which it is drawn to the Poles , were greater than its gravity , or its tendency towards E , then it would ftill move on towards the Pole , till both ...
Pagina 88
... æquator being much more agitated than that which is towards the Poles which defcribés in its diurnal motions leffer arches , and because it cannot quite get off and fly away by reafon of the Air which every way preffes upon it , it ...
... æquator being much more agitated than that which is towards the Poles which defcribés in its diurnal motions leffer arches , and because it cannot quite get off and fly away by reafon of the Air which every way preffes upon it , it ...
Pagina 90
... Æquator , fo it would alfo hinder its rifing at the Poles , and then there would not in that cafe be any Oval figure at all . I am fure the Theorist can give no reason why he should make the Air refift the motion of the fluid upwards at ...
... Æquator , fo it would alfo hinder its rifing at the Poles , and then there would not in that cafe be any Oval figure at all . I am fure the Theorist can give no reason why he should make the Air refift the motion of the fluid upwards at ...
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