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A Popular History of Astronomy During the Nineteenth Century

Note 206 — Chapter IV

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Planetary fragments, hurled in any direction, and with any velocity short of that which would for ever release them from the solar sway, would continue to describe elliptic orbits round the sun, all passing through the scene of the explosion, and thus possessing a common line of intersection.

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