The Correlation And Conservation of Forces a Series of Expositions By Prof G

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The Correlation And Conservation of Forces a Series of Expositions By Prof G
Edward Livingston Youmans
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The combined motions of air and water are to be regarded from the same point of view. If we imagine the influence of the sun and that of the interior of our globe not to exist, the motion of the air and ocean from east to west is still left as an obstacle to the axial rotation of the earth. The motion of the waters of the ocean from east to west was long ago verified by observation, and it is certain that the tides are the most effectual of the causes to which this great westerly current is to ...be referred. Besides the tidal wave, the lower air-currents moving in the same direction, the trade-winds of the tropics especially, may be assigned as causes of this general movement of the waters. The westerly direction of the latter, however, is not confined to the region of easterly winds ; it is met with in the region of perpetual calms, where it possesses a velocity of several miles a day ; it is observed far away from the tropics both north and south, in regions where westerly winds pre- 296 CELESTIAL DYNAMICS.

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