Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-18
FOSTERS WEATHER FORECAST.
A WARM WAVE WILL REACH HERE
NOVEMBER ~.
About November 70 There Will lie n
Cold Wave That VIII Bring severe
Notwithstanding About Momen-
tum.


reach the Pacific coast about the 2lst,
cross the Western mountains by the
I close of the 22nd. the great central
valleys fom the 23rd TO the the 25th, ad
4 the eastern states about the goth.
This disturbance wiz be at Its
greatest fore west OF the Mississippi
and the warm and cool waves VIII be
about average The general rainfall
for the week win be about the general
average for November.
Warm wave wlll cross the western
mountains ABOUT the 2lst. the great
central valleys about the 23rd and
the eastern states about the 25th. Cool
wave will cross the western mountains
about the cath, the great central val
leys about the 2eth and the eastern
states the 2sth.
This cool wave Will be most severe
on the Atlantic coast about the 18th
and VIII extend wei to the south.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Jupiter rotates more than two times
in twenty-four hours. more than two
to one of the earth. Original momen-
tum from the sun does not account
for this, but would demand the very
reverse.
The moons OF Mars and Neptune
move in reverse order. They revoiVe
In the opposite direction to the move
ments of the moons of all other plan
cts and the probabilities are that all
moons originally revolved around
their primaries as now do those of
Mara and Neptune.
The original momentum theory de-
mands that moons, having been form
ed OF fragments OF their cooling and
shrinking primaries, must revolve
around the planet In the same dlrec-
ton that the planet rotates. But Mars
rotates one way and Its moons re-
Volye In the opposite direction. This
is also true with Neptune
These facts prove that the moons
there are twenty-three moons in
the solar system-were not formed by
planetary fragments as has been
claimed by astronomers for hum
dred years past. and prove that the
moons come from outer space. are the
nuclei of comets.
In coming from outer space toward
the sun natural result OF the earth's
or OF any planets attraction would be
TO cause the comet to fall in behind
the planet and II the attraction OF the
planet was sufficient to retain the comet
1t would take up Its revolution in re-
verse order as seen In the moons of
Mars
This reverse order of revolution would
be against the elements, against the
currents of the elcctrosphere. surround
Ing the planet which necessarily moves
with the planets rotation and there
fore the newly acquired moon would
lose velocity. just ms appears TO be the
case with the moons OF Mars and for
which astronomers cannot account.
rms theory Is borne out by the
facts' Prof Young, Princeton New
Jersey college, is the leading astrono-
mlcul authority In the United States
and he says: I'm 100 yards our moon
gets IN advance OF Its mean place about
ten seconds and the advance increases
with the square or the time so that
In thousand years It would gain 1000
seconds and In two thousand years.
1000 seconds
This acceleratlon OF the moons mo-
ton is surely caused by the push OF ;be
electrosphere surrounding and moving
win the earth's rotation on it's axis.
indicates that our moon IS a newcomer,
that II mas not been with the earth long
enough TO acquire the motion Of the
ehrths elements and that II either did
not at first revolve around the earth
or ir II did Its revolution was opposite
to what 1t now Is.
According to Prof. Younr's state
ment our moon In 100000 years viii
have attained the velocity of our earth's
and will then revolve
around the earth In "a hours In such
case II would neither rise nor set Il
would be seen only on enc side of the
earth and the lunar month would be a
never ending eternity,
Prof Young's statement IL undnubted-
ly true and taking Il aa n base for the
revolution Of the moon In the past we
can easily see how the lunar month
Increased In length as we go backward
In time, until. at some remote period,
1000 lunar months would equal 100
years, the limit OF mans life. and as
all races In their early periods have
counted time by lunar months the
nearly 1000 years OF Methuselah's life
We're lunar months.
our moon II so very large as coru- 4
pared with the earth II may appear
that the magnetism OF the latter would
not be OF sufficient force to capture so
hugo body as our moon inus1 have
neen when comet But let Il be sup (
neted that the perlhollon part OF It's .
orhit WI s very near the same as the /
ear.n's orbit that 1t moved around the |
sun In the same direction that the |
'arlh moves. and with velocity only |
q little greater than the GARTH
This lie lot an impossible superstition, |
put an event that win probably occur I
.,sN-H "ihhAll ivVtSNH years, DIlEElnB 10 I
the Sarth another moon. In this case
he earth's and comets orbits would I
pc learly the same for eight months, /
ana the comets coming In after the |
earth and gaining on II slowly, would |
troll
In such a case the relative move
,nenta OF the earth and the comet would
oe SO nearly the same THAI the latter
would slowly take up the motion OF the
formers electrosphefe, the lunar month !
YOU'D pe very long and decrease In
length exceedingly slow.
We are told ly astronomer that the
moon Is receding from the earth and |
lhe easth from the sun. These facts
NJ entirely In accord with this new
'heory and Incompatible with the old.
u the moons motion depends on
orlglnal momentum its reccding from
.hv earth would cause the lunar month
70 pc longer, whereas the monn,s ,lrr,a
y increasing while It's period OF reyolu-
~ GROWING
These facts are In accord with This
new theory, which declares that The
arm ana sun are growing. their elee-
ss.sspnetes increasing in depth and
sas,,ity' ana therefore the moon floata
,ur.her from the enrth and ne esrtb
usrsnsr from the sun These chanrea
Ii,nn e 49, ssuse NE moon and earth to lose