ScienceJohn Michels (Journalist) 1935 |
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... surface on the side farther from the sun . For the three brightest planets , then , the presence of an atmosphere is proved by observation , in three quite different , but equally conclusive ways , all of which were well known to ...
... surface on the side farther from the sun . For the three brightest planets , then , the presence of an atmosphere is proved by observation , in three quite different , but equally conclusive ways , all of which were well known to ...
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... surface , which range from clear white through pinks and browns almost to black , remain un- explained . On Saturn , where the ammonia bands are fainter than on Jupiter and the surface gravity less than half as great , the limiting ...
... surface , which range from clear white through pinks and browns almost to black , remain un- explained . On Saturn , where the ammonia bands are fainter than on Jupiter and the surface gravity less than half as great , the limiting ...
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... surface , and this spreading is probably balanced by a general sinking of the air mass . Subsidence is a stabilizing process which takes place primarily at the upper levels in the atmosphere , and obviously must be non - existent at the ...
... surface , and this spreading is probably balanced by a general sinking of the air mass . Subsidence is a stabilizing process which takes place primarily at the upper levels in the atmosphere , and obviously must be non - existent at the ...
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DANIELS F Photons in Chemistry and Biology 523 | 18 |
Dixon Roland Burrage E A HOOTON 166 | 39 |
ALEXANDER J Enzymes | 44 |
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