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Identifier: officialproceedi04rail (find matches)
Title: Official proceedings
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Railway Club of Pittsburgh
Subjects: Railway Club of Pittsburgh Railroads
Publisher: Pittsburgh, Pa. : The Club
Contributing Library: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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l planet Saturn with its ring system, which I now show uponthe screen. And curious to say our own Professor Keeler, bythe aid of the second instrument which I showed you upon thescreen, has been able to prove conclusively that the rings of thisbeautiful planet are composed of minute meteoric bodies, eachmoving in an independent orbit. In order that you may see thewonderful similarity between this planet and the nebula in An-dromeda I will place these two upon the screen together. Youwill see that they are built upon the same general plan, bothhaving condensed centers and both having a double ring floatingaround that center, showing that a co-relation must exist at alltimes between all these formations in the universe. Building of a Universe. 237 We now come to another step, probably the last step in theevolution of the world system, namely the dead world. Howmany people ask us, is the moon inhabited? Well, it is absolute-ly certain that the moon cannot be inhabited by beings like our-
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selves. It is known that if there is an atmosphere upon themoon it is a thousand times rarer than the atmosphere upon thehighest mountain peak upon the earth, and there is absolutelyno evidence of water upon its surface. Many studies have been 2*8 Proceedings Railway Club of Pittsburgh.

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