San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-07-23
THE sun.


Der Anblicl, giobt den Engeln stnrkc,
la keiner dich crgrucnden mag,
Und ale 1ene hohen Werke
Sind herrlich vic am ersten Ing.
--GgthGs Faust
Tho sun has given light and heat to the
solar system from time immomorial, with
out losing any part of its energy. The as.
sumption, TINT tho enormity of ITS size is
sufficient to keep up his light and heat
giving qualities TO the solar system for hun
dreds OF thousands of years to come, is
false. 1t rsvolts against physical laws and
mathematics. If the sun were n celestial
gas factory, with continued stream OF coal
pouring into him Mt its poles of the dimen-
sion of about ten miles diameter, moving ut
the rate Of thirty miles m hour; and such
supply economically converted into gas by
cyclopean, intelligent beings; and this sup
ply intelligently distributed over the sun, it
would barely illuminate the sun with faint
light like that of the moon. We cannot
draw on larger supply of coal, without
leaving the bounds of reason and possible
ties, and becoming absurd and ridiculous
The comparative size of the earth to the
sun IN ms II grain of sand to n ball three feet
in diameter. But some astronomers have
occasionally drop into the sun, are sufficient
to keep up its energies. According to phys
ical Inv and mathematics, in order for me-
teorlitcs to feed the sun, they have to be of
the size ce the earth, composed of good
coal, and dropping into the sun mt the rate
of dozen or more in twenty-four hours.
They would have to drop first into an inn
proved gas factory to be converted into gas,
else the solar system would be smothered
with smoke, and then what would become
of the accumulated ashes or residue of those
cyclopean gas factories?
II is natural for men, even those of scien-
tific ronown, to prefer IN unsatisfactory and
even ridiculous theory on the explanation of
natures phenomena, than to admit that they
don't know the cause of il. Such ridiculous
theories, when not opposed, are nourlshcd
in mans mind, and eventually become crys-
talized in the professors brains; and when
the truth is discovered and promulgated,
thoy cannot be convinced: they have to be
shelved into some secluded place, MS I'M
profitable and inconvortible bigols When
Priestley proved that water was composed
of two elements, the old professors could
not SEQ it. When Harvey proved the circu.
lation of the blood, mono but the young M.
DIS became his disciples.
The fuel supply of the sun is 80 plain and
easily explained to anybody who is not n big
OF, that it is q wonder, that not some OBJ
scuro person, who has mastered the rudi-
monts of mathematics, has hit upon it long
before this time. The only possible, reason
able. scientific and grand theory on the fuel
of tho sun, is the assumption, that the sun
10 fed by the evaporation of the planets.
The rays of the sun drawing the vapors to-
ward it, and the action of the positive and
negative electricity of the mir disintcgrates
those vapors into oxygen end hydrogen,
from whence those elements enter separate
ly Mt the poles of the sun, and by their
union, superintended by intelligent beings,
produce those mighty flames. The posi-
tive pole of the sun must be composed of
zinc and the negative pole of copper; then
the oxygen enters the positive and the by
drogen the negative pole, and MS the ele-
mcnts in pirt of water are sufficient to
light and heat good sized room for twenty
four hours, there is no occasion to npprc-
bend m exhaustion in the supply of the
SUMS fuel. The product of solar combus- |
ton is water, which distributes itself in
space, and is again attracted by the atmos- |
pheres of the planets, to condense into |
clouds. and descend rs rain, hail or snow, TO |
water and fructify the planets, and having |
its purpose. to evaporate |
again, dd intinitum.
The pressure and velocity with which |
those flames rush from the OFFICES i'll
:he shell of the sun, must be so great
that all heat conductibility is nnihi-
lated, and people may live as comfortably
those roaring streams of fire, as
people in the most delightful climates on
earth or other planets.
My discovery helps much to explain the
teachings and miracles Of the
Bible IL the openings which connect the
waters under the earth with the waters ON
the earth were TO be shut up, and the sup I
ply of water to the earth stopped and
guided 20 other planets, the surface Of the
earth would become watrrless, and even
could be made to burn a. an active volcano.
Or the earth could be covered with water,
Or cold or darkness. or even burned 81 at
pms by a concentrated stream of solar heat.
The temperate zone Of the northern houi.
sphere - to- some extent used a. a theatre
rUr the amusement Of angels. whore Oh"
,reatcst scientists. so-called. are inspired Co
ict as the clowns. There is more knowledge
n the 3Sth Chapter II Job than iu N.vfuu's
nrincipia aud Humboldt Cosmos combined
Scientific text books uf the hi-hc>; schools ID
each doctrines rs truths. which are Unirua-
lie. tiuiLe Schiller. Byrun and Others
ave u;icr,i sentences and allowed them
which Meth r tl5rz=,lyt- or auy
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