Nature, Volume 60Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1899 - Electronic journals |
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... temperature ; how tremendous , no man We know the temperature of our earth , but we do not know , and we can not define , the temperatures of the hottest stars . So that how great the temperature of the earth may once have been ...
... temperature ; how tremendous , no man We know the temperature of our earth , but we do not know , and we can not define , the temperatures of the hottest stars . So that how great the temperature of the earth may once have been ...
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... temperature of star age x mass . . . ( 20 ) We see that stars get to have higher and higher tem- 1 If total radiation from a star is proportional to surfaces × the th power of temperatures but from ( 16 ) , dH T « M » R2 - n dH T α- M2 ...
... temperature of star age x mass . . . ( 20 ) We see that stars get to have higher and higher tem- 1 If total radiation from a star is proportional to surfaces × the th power of temperatures but from ( 16 ) , dH T « M » R2 - n dH T α- M2 ...
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... Temperature of the Ocean - floor . Our knowledge of the temperature on the floor of the ocean is derived from observations in the layers of water immediately above the bottom by means of deep - sea thermometers , from the electric ...
... Temperature of the Ocean - floor . Our knowledge of the temperature on the floor of the ocean is derived from observations in the layers of water immediately above the bottom by means of deep - sea thermometers , from the electric ...
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