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Page 156
... velocity , it is significant that the gas is greater in mass and has substantially greater velocity than the air taken in . The net thrust achieved by a jet engine is the result of the difference between the mass times the veloc- 872 ...
... velocity , it is significant that the gas is greater in mass and has substantially greater velocity than the air taken in . The net thrust achieved by a jet engine is the result of the difference between the mass times the veloc- 872 ...
Page 950
... velocity of light could be combined in a vector diagram with velocity of the ob- server . The following demonstration of this combination is substantially that of Bradley . Development of theory . The nature of the aberration phenomenon ...
... velocity of light could be combined in a vector diagram with velocity of the ob- server . The following demonstration of this combination is substantially that of Bradley . Development of theory . The nature of the aberration phenomenon ...
Page 951
... velocity of the Earth in its orbit , he was able to calcu- late , from his own observations , the time taken by light in its passages from the Sun to Earth . A comparison of this time with that deduced from the velocity of light ...
... velocity of the Earth in its orbit , he was able to calcu- late , from his own observations , the time taken by light in its passages from the Sun to Earth . A comparison of this time with that deduced from the velocity of light ...
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