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On the Connexion of the Physical Sciences

Note N. 59 — SECTION II.

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439Note 59, p. 11. Momentum. Force measured by the weight of a body and its speed, or simple velocity, conjointly. The primitive momentum of the planets is, therefore, the quantity of motion which was impressed upon them when they were first thrown into space.

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