The Birth of Worlds And Systems
The Birth of Worlds And Systems
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They are, moreover, situated in contrasted posi- tions on the celestial globe, the gaseous or bright Hue nebulae being mostly situated in the Milky Way, the bisecting plane of which may be con- sidered the ecliptic of the Galactic Universe. The white nebulae, judging by their giving continuous spectra, are probably luminous dust storms. They are situated in two vast regions about the poles of this great circle. The cause of this contrast has already been suggested in the introductory chap- ter,... and will be developed further in the next chapter.
The gaseous nebulas in the Milky Way are of two orders ; the one consisting of vast aggregations of luminous gas without any definite form ; the other the planetary nebulae discovered by Herschel. They are described by him as vast bubbles of gas ; many of them are still considered by astronomers to have this structure. We will study these hollow gas globes first.
ii8 ON GASEOUS AND WHITE NEBULiE PLANETARY NEBUL. E The more that observation is devoted to these bodies, the more complex they are found to be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are, moreover, situated in contrasted posi- tions on the celestial globe, the gaseous or bright Hue nebulae being mostly situated in the Milky Way, the bisecting plane of which may be con- sidered the ecliptic of the Galactic Universe. The white nebulae, judging by their giving continuous spectra, are probably luminous dust storms. They are situated in two vast regions about the poles of this great circle. The cause of this contrast has already been suggested in the introductory chap- ter,... and will be developed further in the next chapter.
The gaseous nebulas in the Milky Way are of two orders ; the one consisting of vast aggregations of luminous gas without any definite form ; the other the planetary nebulae discovered by Herschel. They are described by him as vast bubbles of gas ; many of them are still considered by astronomers to have this structure. We will study these hollow gas globes first.
ii8 ON GASEOUS AND WHITE NEBULiE PLANETARY NEBUL. E The more that observation is devoted to these bodies, the more complex they are found to be.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A W Alexander William Bickerton to read onlineMoreLess
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