James Croll's final publication, of 1889, explores the geological aspects of astrophysics and the life cycles and age of stars.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. The Impact Theory of Stellar Evolution: Consideration of the facts which support the theory, and of the light which the theory appears to cast upon the facts 1. Probable origin of meteorites 2. Motion of the stars, how of such different velocities, and always in straight lines 3. Motion of the stars not due to their mutual attractions 4. Probable origin of comets 5. Nebulae 6. Binary systems 7. Sudden outbursts of stars 8. Star clusters 9. Age of the sun's heat - a crucial test Part II. Evidence in Support of the Theory from the Age of the Sun's Heat: Testimony of geology and biology as to the age of the sun's heat Testimony of geology - method employed The average rate of denudation in the past probably not much greater than at the present How the method has been applied Method as applied by Professor Haughton Method as applied by Mr Alfred R. Wallace Method as applied directly Evidence from 'faults' Time required to effect the foregoing amount of denudation Age of the earth as determined by the date of the glacial epochs Testimony of biology Part III. Evidence in Support of the Theory from the Pre-nebular Condition of the Universe: Professor A. Winchell on the pre-nebular condition of matter Mr Charles Morris on the pre-nebular condition of matter Sir William R. Grove on the pre-nebular condition of matter Evolution of the chemical elements, and its relations to stellar evolution Sir Benjamin Brodie on the pre-nebular condition of matter Dr T. Sterry Hunt on the pre-nebular condition of matter Professor Oliver Lodge on the pre-nebular condition of matter Mr. William Crookes on the pre-nebular condition of matter Professor F. W. Clarke on the pre-nebular condition of matter Dr G. Johnstone Stoney on the pre-nebular condition of matter The impact theory in relation to the foregoing theories of the pre-nebular condition of matter Index.
Part I. The Impact Theory of Stellar Evolution: Consideration of the facts which support the theory, and of the light which the theory appears to cast upon the facts 1. Probable origin of meteorites 2. Motion of the stars, how of such different velocities, and always in straight lines 3. Motion of the stars not due to their mutual attractions 4. Probable origin of comets 5. Nebulae 6. Binary systems 7. Sudden outbursts of stars 8. Star clusters 9. Age of the sun's heat - a crucial test Part II. Evidence in Support of the Theory from the Age of the Sun's Heat: Testimony of geology and biology as to the age of the sun's heat Testimony of geology - method employed The average rate of denudation in the past probably not much greater than at the present How the method has been applied Method as applied by Professor Haughton Method as applied by Mr Alfred R. Wallace Method as applied directly Evidence from 'faults' Time required to effect the foregoing amount of denudation Age of the earth as determined by the date of the glacial epochs Testimony of biology Part III. Evidence in Support of the Theory from the Pre-nebular Condition of the Universe: Professor A. Winchell on the pre-nebular condition of matter Mr Charles Morris on the pre-nebular condition of matter Sir William R. Grove on the pre-nebular condition of matter Evolution of the chemical elements, and its relations to stellar evolution Sir Benjamin Brodie on the pre-nebular condition of matter Dr T. Sterry Hunt on the pre-nebular condition of matter Professor Oliver Lodge on the pre-nebular condition of matter Mr. William Crookes on the pre-nebular condition of matter Professor F. W. Clarke on the pre-nebular condition of matter Dr G. Johnstone Stoney on the pre-nebular condition of matter The impact theory in relation to the foregoing theories of the pre-nebular condition of matter Index.
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