Lectures on some recent advances in physical science with a special lecture on force (1876)
Tait, Peter Guthrie, 1831-1901 · London, Macmillan and co. · leaf 269
diating, the line is on the disc—in the secondit is seen in a prominence, parts of which are movingwith very great velocity. If we think for a moment of the whole light sent us bythe sun, in which absorption by hydrogen far exceedsradiation by hydrogen, and think of the different rela-tive rates of… … are very broad may not necessarily have a denseatmosphere, but may be merely rotating rapidly aboutits axis. Thus caution is requisite in interpreting suchappearances. And all the more so because Lord Rayleighhas called attention to the fact that even when a massof incandescent gas is at rest as…
Force and energy · Matter · Heat · Spectrum analysis
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