Snyder, Isaac Newton · [Liberty, Ind., Press of Express printing co.] · leaf 104
om without the atmosphere are in all prob-ability the principal causes of the changes in theearthly air currents, but there are still other causes. The rushing of a railroad train and the fallingof an avalanch are readily known to be local causes.It is not yet proven, but there is reason to… … From drawing.Jupiter, showing two moons in transit. Again, it is an old established fact that the au-tumnal and vernal equinoxes bring such atmosphericchanges as to produce rains, high winds and destruc-tive storms. These are doubtless caused bv thechanges in the length of days and nights. Now it…
Astronomy
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