Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
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point uncrriugly TO such Y.
me geologic ugos ara m y,
RODS. aud m our estim,,
count millions Of yeam N.Y..
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thousands. In geologic io,-
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must have been mrr0rsI \
belts &C least 200.OM ma'
and that the strati6ed dss
earth, supposed 20 be M la.-
IN depth. must necesssnl- \.
held suspended above my I.
see 20 be- the ease IN The nel
surrounding the nucleus "A II
the earth was ever a bur.,
was the necessary condii-'
ever struck 10y n great an,
would contain q nucleus lar
form our moon. the sans
condition would exist "A M
had been u burning body
\ burning world womb
animal life, n world aues
comet would not. The cont
culutc around and close "A
just ms our astronomers nov
the cuse with our moon m,
years ago, and this would N.
the earth That the comet work
affect lust az now The I'm
have less effect nc The nori
poles Of the earth than al M
suppose the moon comet Nj
around the earth in time n
height Of one thousand ~
statements of orthodox selSndl
ing Prof Proctor. are comet
have been true of the mooa IA
thousand years ago. The egt
that great cunHagratiohs vu
around that part of the earl n
the moon-comct was mOriuk d
see in the upper ntmosphep N
meteor, with its great fiery IA
tail. is passing. The waier y
would Ice eyuporated, and M
gases Of the comet would M
pended.
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ton that Jupiter, Satun, IN
Venus, now are, SURROUNDED hl
Of fog like mists aud lalna
There would be no day aR
seed time aud harvest, no did
seasons, no winter and sunug
and cold, but q perpetual spfil
nal twilight. That was thp v
and To deny il we must rflil
fact known TO geology
Such an age must have ofi
III We adopt the nebular thew
that the earth In the beglai
ball OF fire
Whit effect would snn li,lth
n world surrounded by rpl
fog like matter
Admit "a single beam Of Sop
u ddrkcncd chambe, illel M
and you win see th, Whole 2.
mated. The steam carries lel
the darkest corner Take lll \
of the room and the hean q 4
rot illuinc the rO0un
Throw q beam Of calcium Z
light ON 10 a jet of water W. 2
the hose, and that stream q =.
ppcnr as a leWiiiul sll4l
az far as the water can he lll''
These experiments prove llal
ments contained In the belp
planets are light bearcs asl I
300, coo miles deep suTouai''
rnd the sunlight pouring ll2 II
from above there could % w.
Whcr, on our earth.
Heat Is distributed ln tlf +
na light, ind Il "a q long y.
thai with great belts sili
cnrth, there could be 20 ~
these great belts covered w
lrauty of this theory Is way
ICES with the laws Of nallt
cal history sic the gcol9ae !,
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