equal, the centrifugal forces are as the radii. Whence and do not pretend to give a satisfactory explanation. All ey i a body at E has its centrifugal force as much greater than at that I did, and intended to do, was to suggest some ideas ex- onl it i Aas the radius C, E, is greater than the radius… … before a court you may not swear as to facts you know only at the equator, is to the centrifugal force at any other place, by hearsay. I have my strong suspicions that there was col- as the radius is to the cosine of the latitude of the place. lusion betweeh Home and Mr. Crookes’ assistant; this is…
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