Berry, Arthur,b. 1862 · London, J. Murray · leaf 475
that of the earth) andthe violently disturbed condition of the surface, indicate thatthe bulk of the interior of the sun is an intensely hot andhighly compressed mass of gas. Outside this come in order,their respective boundaries and mutual relations being, how-ever, very uncertain, first the… … Fig. 99.—The great comet of 1882 (ii) on November 7th. Froma photograph by Dr. Gill. [To face p. 393. $$ 3°3.304] Structure of the Sun: Comets 393 prominences have been explained in a variety of differentways as joint results of solar disturbances of variouskinds; but no detailed theory that has…
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