...which, in an attenuated form, fills the interstellary spaces, these same nebulse and their resulting worlds may be evolved by a process of chemical condensation...of clouds and rain to the aqueous vapor around us. This, though it may be regarded as a legitimate and plausible speculation, is at present noth1ng more,...

...which, in an attenuated form, fills the interstellary spaces, these same nebulae and their resulting worlds may be evolved by a process of chemical condensation...of clouds and rain to the aqueous vapor around us. This, though it may be regarded as a legitimate and plausible speculation, is at present nothing more,...

...suggested, as •• a legitimate and plausible speculation," that " these same nebula; and their resulting worlds may be evolved by a process of chemical condensation...analogous to that of clouds and rain to the aqueous vapour around us.J These views were reiterated in the preface to a second edition of my " Chemical...

...suggested "as a legitimate and plausible speculation," that " these same nebulae and their resulting worlds may be evolved by a process of chemical condensation...analogous to that of clouds and rain to the aqueous vapour around us'." 1 Ciarke, " Evolution and the Spectroscope," Popular Science Monthly. New York,...

...same nebulfe and their resulting worlds may be evolved by a process of chemical condensation from the universal atmosphere, to which they would sustain...that of clouds and rain to the aqueous vapor around us."f Similar views, in apparent unconsciousness of their suggestion by preceding writers, were put...

...same nebulas and their resulting worlds may be evolved by a process of chemical condensation from the universal atmosphere, to which they would sustain...that of clouds and rain to the aqueous vapor around us."f Similar views, in apparent unconsciousness of their suggestion by preceding writers, were put...

...suggested, as "a legitimate and plausible speculation," that "these same nebulae and their resulting worlds may be evolved by a process of chemical condensation...of clouds and rain to the aqueous vapor around us." * § 8. These views were reiterated in the preface to a second edition of my Chemical and Geological...

...further suggested as a legitimate and plausible speculation that these same nebulae and their resulting worlds may be evolved by a process of chemical condensation...atmosphere, to which they would sustain a relation somewhat 1 " Our atmosphere," says Dr. Hunt," is not terrestrial, but cosmical, being a universal medium diffused...

...which in an attenuated form fills the interstellary spaces, these same nebula' and their resulting worlds may be evolved by a process of chemical condensation...of clouds and rain to the aqueous vapor around us.' . Dr. Hunt elaborated this theme in his presidential address before the Atuer. Inst. of Mining Engineers...

...attenuated form fills the interstellary spaces, these same nebuhe and their resulting worlds may lie evolved by a process of chemical condensation from...of clouds and rain to the aqueous vapor around us." Dr. Hunt elaborated this theme in his presidential address before the Amer. lust, of Mining Kugineers...