The Evolution Of Worlds From Nebulae Lee Parker Dean by Lee Parker Dean instant download after payment.

Original publication: Bridgeport: The Marigold Printing Company, 1894The  theory  of  world-formation  as  conceived  by  the  Nebular
hypothesis  has  been  briefly  stated  by  Dr.  H.  W.  Warren  in  the
following words:  “All  the matter composing all  the bodies of  the sun,
planets, and  their satellites, once existed  in an exceedingly diffused
state; rarer than any gas with which we are acquainted, filling a space
larger than the orbit of Neptune. Gravitation gradually contracted this
matter into a condensing globe of immense extent. Some parts would
naturally  be  denser  than  others,  and  in  the  course  of  contraction  a
rotary motion,  it  is  affirmed,  would  be  engendered.  Rotation  would
flatten the globe somewhat in the line of its axis.