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... light , the latter indicative of light transmitted . That illustrious author , who never stopped at the mere statement of a fact , but speculated concerning its cause , attributed these phænomena to certain affections or constitutions ...
... light , the latter indicative of light transmitted . That illustrious author , who never stopped at the mere statement of a fact , but speculated concerning its cause , attributed these phænomena to certain affections or constitutions ...
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... light , which is not at present under consideration ; but as it particularly opposes the admission of alternate fits of easy reflection and easy transmis . sion of these rays in their passage through plates of air or glass , by proving ...
... light , which is not at present under consideration ; but as it particularly opposes the admission of alternate fits of easy reflection and easy transmis . sion of these rays in their passage through plates of air or glass , by proving ...
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... light , while I kept my attention fixed upon the screen . As soon as the hair - powder reached the beam of light , the screen was suddenly covered with the most beautiful arrangement of con . centric circles , displaying all the ...
... light , while I kept my attention fixed upon the screen . As soon as the hair - powder reached the beam of light , the screen was suddenly covered with the most beautiful arrangement of con . centric circles , displaying all the ...
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