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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 6 (August 1878) (1878)

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the sun be not a solid or a filaments, twisted into curious ropelike forms, while the with " micrometer " screws as now constructed (especially liquid, but a mass of glowing vapor, it is evidently possible central part is like a great flame, ending in fiery spires. that one part of it may turn… … workmanship of anything in mechanics—the maker of one is fluctuating and changing from one form into another turns, we repeat, no one knows, but the fact that it does is which will pass some lately invented tests is entitled at any while we look on. Forms as evanescent aimost as those of now seen…

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