Constructive Natural Theology
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The mass of these infinitesimal particles is measurable, yet it is found to vary at different degrees of temperature; it is hence inferred that its mass is in part at least more apparent than real.
Thus substantiality, as we ordinarily conceive of it, to the scientific eye seems to vanish from this first estate of matter. Only a few years ago natural philosophy assumed the existence of cosmic ether, and atoms of ponderable mat- ter; from these it attempted to work out a mechanical explanation o...f all physical phe- ' Rutherford estimates them at 1,700 times smaller.
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NATURAL THEOLOGY 45 nomena.^ Now, taking a fresh start from the ether and the electrons, it seeks to form pon- derable matter itself out of these imponder- ables, or semi-imponderables. It succeeds, per- haps, in conceiving more satisfactorily in what the electrical current consists, but we know no better what the electrons are which electricity- is a current of; nor have we discovered how the primeval cosmic ether ever gave them birth; by what strain and travail of primitive nature were brought forth these electrons by whose unseen hands the heavens have been made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mass of these infinitesimal particles is measurable, yet it is found to vary at different degrees of temperature; it is hence inferred that its mass is in part at least more apparent than real.
Thus substantiality, as we ordinarily conceive of it, to the scientific eye seems to vanish from this first estate of matter. Only a few years ago natural philosophy assumed the existence of cosmic ether, and atoms of ponderable mat- ter; from these it attempted to work out a mechanical explanation o...f all physical phe- ' Rutherford estimates them at 1,700 times smaller.
» lb., p. 151.
NATURAL THEOLOGY 45 nomena.^ Now, taking a fresh start from the ether and the electrons, it seeks to form pon- derable matter itself out of these imponder- ables, or semi-imponderables. It succeeds, per- haps, in conceiving more satisfactorily in what the electrical current consists, but we know no better what the electrons are which electricity- is a current of; nor have we discovered how the primeval cosmic ether ever gave them birth; by what strain and travail of primitive nature were brought forth these electrons by whose unseen hands the heavens have been made.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smyth, Newman, 1843-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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