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A Short History of Astronomy

Note 130 — Chapter XI · GRAVITATIONAL ASTRONOMY IN THE 18TH CENTURY.

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Some other influences are known—e.g. the sun’s heat causes various motions of our air and water, and has a certain minute effect on the earth’s rate of rotation, and presumably produces similar effects on other bodies.

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