First of all let's talk about those recent discoveries in stellar astronomy, which was believed to disagree with this famous speculation. When sir William Herschel turned his great reflector to various foggy spots and found that they fall into the heap of stars, he concluded from this and some time claimed that all the foggy spots essence the heap of stars, very remote from us. But after many years of faithful study he came to the conclusion that "there is a nebula that consists not of stars" and on this conclusion was based his hypothesis of the glowing liquid, scattered in space, which in the case of clusters forms star. A much more powerful telescopes than those used Herschel gave us the opportunity to Lord Ross to lay out the stars are nebula, which were first laid out. As a result, many astronomers came around to the conclusion originally composed by Herschel on such basis and discarded them later, they claimed that the sufficient power telescopes every hazy spot would be decomposed into stars and that the decomposability depends only on the distance. Conventional the hypothesis is that all the foggy spots the essence of the milky way, more or less similar in essence to that which directly surrounds us, but they are so infinitely removed from us that dealt with in an ordinary telescope, they appear to be small pale spots. From this hypothesis is highly many people found themselves entitled to conclude that the opening of the Lord Ross, the hypothesis of foggy masses refuted.
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First of all let's talk about those recent discoveries in stellar astronomy,
which was believed to disagree with this famous speculation.
When sir William Herschel turned his great reflector to various
foggy spots and found that they fall into the heap of stars, he concluded from
this and some time claimed that all the foggy spots essence the heap of stars,
very remote from us. But after many years of faithful study he
came to the conclusion that "there is a nebula that consists not of
stars" and on this conclusion was based his hypothesis of the glowing liquid,
scattered in space, which in the case of clusters forms
star. A much more powerful telescopes than those used
Herschel gave us the opportunity to Lord Ross to lay out the stars are nebula,
which were first laid out. As a result, many astronomers
came around to the conclusion originally composed by Herschel on such
basis and discarded them later, they claimed that the
sufficient power telescopes every hazy spot would be decomposed into stars and
that the decomposability depends only on the distance. Conventional
the hypothesis is that all the foggy spots the essence of the milky way, more or
less similar in essence to that which directly surrounds us,
but they are so infinitely removed from us that dealt with in
an ordinary telescope, they appear to be small pale spots. From
this hypothesis is highly many people found themselves entitled to conclude that the opening of the
Lord Ross, the hypothesis of foggy masses refuted.
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