The visible universe; chapters on the origin and construction of the heavens (1892)
Gore, J. Ellard (John Ellard), 1845-1910 · London, C. Lockwood and son · leaf 42
bliquely, and these oblique falls would lead to rotation.At first there would only be a rotation on the surface ofthe nebulous mass, but The amount of rotation would be continually increasing, onaccount of the continual contraction of the nebulous globe. Thecontraction of the globe would increase… … Plate I. Photograph, of the Spiral Kehula 51 Messier (in Canes Venatici).R.A. 13h. 2Sm., Dec. K 47° 45. By Isaac Roberts, D.Sc, F.R.S. Exposure of 4 hours on April 29, 1889.(From the original photograph.) EVIDENCE FROM PHOTOGEAPHS. 23 all, therefore, take the direction of an inclined plane, and go…
Stars · Nebular hypothesis
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