The Analysis of Light a Force of Nature
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However, heat is not felt at all of the localities which are lighted. Heat/ being a molecular resistance, is too slow moving, and cannot cross space to warm the planet. Before it could heat our atmosphere, it would have to expand every molecule of gas in the 91, 430, 000 miles of space which separates us from the luminary. This would be necessary to enable it to produce therein the molecular differential density of heat. This is all the more impossible in that this gas is the poorest conductor ...of heat known. It is true that when exposed to the sun's light, one feels a sensation of heat creeping into his being. This is not due to any of the sun's caloric crossing space, for only the chemical force of light and the mechanical force of sound can cross space. It is due, however, to the expansion of the molecules of the matter composing the skin by which the light force is trans- formed into that of heat.
The heat from this conversion is not lasting. It is only a local change. When you step from the sunlight into the shade on a cold day, you will feel the difference immediately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, heat is not felt at all of the localities which are lighted. Heat/ being a molecular resistance, is too slow moving, and cannot cross space to warm the planet. Before it could heat our atmosphere, it would have to expand every molecule of gas in the 91, 430, 000 miles of space which separates us from the luminary. This would be necessary to enable it to produce therein the molecular differential density of heat. This is all the more impossible in that this gas is the poorest conductor ...of heat known. It is true that when exposed to the sun's light, one feels a sensation of heat creeping into his being. This is not due to any of the sun's caloric crossing space, for only the chemical force of light and the mechanical force of sound can cross space. It is due, however, to the expansion of the molecules of the matter composing the skin by which the light force is trans- formed into that of heat.
The heat from this conversion is not lasting. It is only a local change. When you step from the sunlight into the shade on a cold day, you will feel the difference immediately.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Marion Rousseau to read onlineMoreLess
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