...had been published. The view in question was thus stated : ' "The brighter lines in spiral nebula;, and in those in which a rotation has been set up,...motions out of the main streams in which the collisions woujd be almost«;'/." I was careful to state that Prof. G. Darwin, when discussing the gaseous hypothesis...

...interesting series of papers referred to. In one of these he says: "The brighter lines in the spiral nebula;, and in those in which a rotation has been set up,...has already been suggested by professor G. Darwin [Nature volume xxxi, 1884-5, p.25]—using the gaseous hypothesis—that in such nebula; "the great...

...writes in his interesting paper on meteorites 2 as follows :— " The brighter lines in spiral nebuhe, and in those in which a rotation has been set up,...main streams, in which the collisions would be almost ni/. It has already been suggested by Prof. G. Darwin (NATURE, vol. xxxi.p. 25)—using the gaseous...

...which encounter each other with the highest •velocities. 18. The brighter arcs in spiral nebulie, and in those in which a rotation has been set up,...almost nil. It has already been suggested by Professor GH Darwin 1 —using the gaseous hypothesis—that in such nebula; " the great mass of the gas is nonluminous,...

...College and Plumian Professor in the University of Cambridge. Received July 12,—Read November 15, 1888. MR. LOCKYER writes in his interesting paper on Meteorites*...nebulae, and in those in which a rotation has been set np, are in all probability due to streams of meteorites with irregular motions out of the main streams,...

...forward in 1887, before any of them had been published. The view in question was thus stated :— 1 a " The brighter lines in spiral nebulae, and in those...streams in which the collisions would be almost nil." I was careful to state that Professor G. Darwin, when discussing the gaseous hypothesis of Laplace,...

...been published. The view in question was thus stated :— 1 " The brighter lines in spiral nebulœ, and in those in which a rotation has been set up,...streams in which the collisions would be almost nil." I was careful to state that Professor G. Darwin, when discussing the gaseous hypothesis of Laplace,...

...indicate its presence by absorbing the continuous spectrum-giving light of the meteorites themselves. X. The brighter lines in spiral nebulae, and in those...almost nil. It has already been suggested by Professor GH Darwin*—using the gaseous hypothesis—that iu such nebulsa "the great mass of the gas is non-luminous,...

...Resultate einer eigenen, größeren Arbeit zusammenfassend darstellt, unter X. folgendes Ergebnis an: „The brighter lines in Spiral nebulae, and in those in which a rotation has beeil set up, are in all probality due to streams of meteorites with irregulär motions out of the...

...180 (1889), A, pp. 1-69.] MR [now Sir NORMAN] LOCKYEB writes in bis interesting paper on Meteorite»* as follows:— " The brighter lines in spiral nebulae,...a rotation has been set up, are in all probability doe to streams of meteorites with irregular motions out of the main streams, in which the collisions...