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The lost solar system of the ancients discovered (1856)

Wilson, John, writer in astronomy · London Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, & Roberts · leaf 300

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As 93-63 = 729-216 = 513.Difference = 3 x (9x6 + 9x9 + 6x6)= 3x(54 + 81 + 36)= 3x171 = 513.These 3 strata applied to 3 sides of the cube of 6 will= cube of 9. 93 = 72983 = 51263 = 21613= U102 = 10082- 102= 82 + 6293= 83 + 63+l3. If diagonal of a square = 10, the square of a side will= i(10)2 = 50,… … Fig. 60.Fig. 60. ABC is a right-angled triangle. 288 THE LOST SOLAR SYSTEM DISCOVERED. b d = A b = hypothenuse bf =bc + cf = sum of 2 sides be = bc —CF = the difference fb is bisected in G gh = GB = GF = mean of 2 sides. Then mean x (difference2 + hypothenuse2) = sum of cubes of2 sides. Or ghx(be2…

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