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172. oldal
... spaces ; some- times very extensive , and sometimes very narrow and confined . They have been known to cover a space of 100 miles within a few hours . 5. Free winds that range over a wide space are generally strong and not mild . They ...
... spaces ; some- times very extensive , and sometimes very narrow and confined . They have been known to cover a space of 100 miles within a few hours . 5. Free winds that range over a wide space are generally strong and not mild . They ...
519. oldal
... space ( which is far the most extensive ) is empty . Which opinion is countenanced by the fact that the bodies of the stars are seen at such an immense distance . For if all that space were filled , especially with bodies which are ...
... space ( which is far the most extensive ) is empty . Which opinion is countenanced by the fact that the bodies of the stars are seen at such an immense distance . For if all that space were filled , especially with bodies which are ...
520. oldal
... spaces are infinite : using as his argument , that otherwise ( that is , if space were infinite and bodies finite ) bodies would never cohere . There- fore by reason of matter and space being equally infinite , vacuity is necessarily ...
... spaces are infinite : using as his argument , that otherwise ( that is , if space were infinite and bodies finite ) bodies would never cohere . There- fore by reason of matter and space being equally infinite , vacuity is necessarily ...
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