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Pearl Necklace said...

Before proceeding to a more detailed discussion, see what
we can conclude from the history of the discovery of the planetoids and from the data regarding
sizes of those that were opened at a later time. In 1878
Professor Newcomb, discussing the preponderance of the evidence in favor of the opinion,
the number and size of planetoids limited, said that "the newly discovered
planetoids do not seem to be in General much smaller open ten years ago
ago"; and further, that "the discovery of new planetoids, in all probability,
will happen less and less, before hundreds of them will be opened." If
we consider the tables, namely the just-released fourth
the publication "Descriptive astronomy" chambers (t I), we see that the average
the size of the planetoid opened in 1868 (the year, was elected for Newcomb
comparison), is equal to 11.56, while the average size of a planetoid,
opened in 1888, equals to 12,43. Further, note that, although after
as written by Professor Newcomb, has opened more than ninety planetoid, the
less new discoveries of them in any case did not become less: in 1888, was
added to the list of ten planetoids; consequently, the number of
opened planetoids remained approximately the same as in the previous
ten years. So, if the instructions made by Professor Newcomb, justified,
it would be possible to assume that the number of planetoids limited to
otherwise we can conclude that their number is unlimited. Quite
just seems that these planetoids are considered to be not hundreds, but
thousands that more powerful telescopes will continue to open still
smaller and that the addition to the list will only end when
owing to insignificant dimensions, they will become invisible.
Proceeding now to a careful assessment of the two hypotheses regarding the Genesis of
these many bodies, I may first note that Laplace can
to be, and wouldn't suggest your hypothesis, if I had known that instead of four
such bodies there are hundreds, if not thousands. The assumption that they
occurred due to falling of a misty ring into numerous small
part, instead of to draw together in one mass, maybe in this case
did not seem to him so It likely would have seemed to him even less
likely, if he knew all that since it was opened about the huge
the difference orbits according to their size, their various and often great
the eccentricity and their diverse and often significant mood
Consider these, and other of their features.