The Life of Sir Isaac NewtonHarper & Bros., 1843 - 314 páginas |
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... Planetary Motions - Dr . Halley urges him to publish his Prin- cipia - His Principles of Natural Philosophy - Proceedings of the Royal Society on this Subject - The Principia appears in 1687- General Account of it , and of the ...
... Planetary Motions - Dr . Halley urges him to publish his Prin- cipia - His Principles of Natural Philosophy - Proceedings of the Royal Society on this Subject - The Principia appears in 1687- General Account of it , and of the ...
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... planet at the verge of the solar system was the first trophy of his skill , and new double and multiple stars , and ... planets were added to the solar system , but they were detected by telescopes of ordinary power ; and we venture to ...
... planet at the verge of the solar system was the first trophy of his skill , and new double and multiple stars , and ... planets were added to the solar system , but they were detected by telescopes of ordinary power ; and we venture to ...
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... planet Saturn a spectrum exactly similar would have been obtained , " This result was obtained , " as Newton says , " by an assistant whose eyes were more critical than mine , and who , by right lines drawn across the spectrum , noted ...
... planet Saturn a spectrum exactly similar would have been obtained , " This result was obtained , " as Newton says , " by an assistant whose eyes were more critical than mine , and who , by right lines drawn across the spectrum , noted ...
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... planet , the bow will exhibit only four homogeneous colours . From his analysis of the solar spectrum , Newton concluded , " that to the same degree of refrangibility ever belonged the same colour , and to the same colour ever belonged ...
... planet , the bow will exhibit only four homogeneous colours . From his analysis of the solar spectrum , Newton concluded , " that to the same degree of refrangibility ever belonged the same colour , and to the same colour ever belonged ...
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... planets , and the vulgar prejudices which a false interpretation of Scripture had excited against a belief in the motion of the earth , rendered it difficult even for great minds to escape from the trammels of authority , and appeal to ...
... planets , and the vulgar prejudices which a false interpretation of Scripture had excited against a belief in the motion of the earth , rendered it difficult even for great minds to escape from the trammels of authority , and appeal to ...
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