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7.53 8.0 11.14

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HOW THE NEW PLANET WAS FOUND.

THREE HUNDRED YEARS CYCLE ROUND THE SUN.

(BY SIE JAMES JEANS IS

Although it is perhaps too early to feel badlute certainty, there would seem to be no reason for doubting the news just received from America that another major member of the Solar System has been discovered. The discovery is hardly more interesting than the manner by which it was achieved.

Five planets-Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn-form such conspicuous objects in the sky that they have been known from the earliest times. These and our Earth were the only planets known antil Sir William Herschel dis covered. Uranus, almost by acci- dent; in 1781. What appeared at fret ginner to be an ordinary star, a mere bright point of light, was seen on closer examination to have a visible disc of sensible size, which was moving at a comparatively rapid rate across the face of the sky. Its size and the rapidity of its motion both suggested that it must be near neighbour in the sky, and further study showed that it was an ordinary planet, the far- thest from the sun so far known.

Sun

THE OBSERVER."1

"Mistaken for an Asteroid.?!

a point of light; indeed they would The story was not yet complete, see it for what it really is-just one star among innumerable similar for further study showed that even the added gravitationai. "pull of stars in the sky. But the new Neptune could not account for alt Planet can have no inhabitants; its the observed vagaries in the motion great distance from the sun must of Uranus. Once again various make it far too cold. Its surfaco astronomers, in particular Dr. Per-will probably be found to have n cival Lowell, the founder and late temperature, in the neighbourhood director of the Flagstaff Observa-of-30 degrees Centigrade, which Itory in Arizona, began to suspect represents over 400 degrees of frast on our ordinary English scale. If. that yet another planet must be moving round the sun, even farther the earth were put in its place out in the depths of space than not only we, but even the atmos- we are told phere surrounding us, would be Neptune. And now that the suspected planet has been frozen solid. discovered at Dr. Lowell's own ob- The Genesis of the Planets, servatory, moving in almost exactly

In time the new planet may pro- the orbit which Dr. Lowell's own vide valuable information bearing mathematical calculations had pre-on the question of how the Solar

System came into being.

dicted.

It is a tremendous event in the history of astronomy, although is hardly likely to, make such stir as the discovery of Neptune which was hailed as the greatest triumph of the human intellect since the time of Newton. For one thing, the intervening eighty-four years has seen the main interest of astronomy passing out beyond the confines of the Solar System to the remotest of stars and nebulae.

Mest astronomers now, suppega

that the planets were pulled out of the sun by the intense tidal ac- tion of a passing star. The very close passage, of a second star would raise huge tides on the sun's our face. These would differ in quality as well as in degree from the feeble tides, which the moon raises in our oceans. A huge mountain of mat ter would be raised which, in the case of a very close approach "in. deed, would became detached as a eigar-shaped filament of gas. This would ultimately break up and con- desse into detached masses, some- what is a cloud of steam condenses into detached drops of water.

Perhaps, too, the matter for won der in not so much that the dis covery has now been made as that The Vagaries of Uranus. If this had been the only planet it was not made sooner, for, in accompanying the sun on its voyage spite of its smallness and remote through space, its orbit round the ness, the new planet is bright would have been a perfect enough to be very Basily visible ellipse, in accordance with New 3 modern telescope of even ton's law of gravitation, Careful moderate power. One may even hazard the conjecture that it may observation showed that the orbit aften have been seen in the past was not a perfect ellips. Indeed, and mistaken for an asteroid, one it could act have been, for each of the thousands of tiny planets time the new planet's motion "took, which move round the sun in the of the sequence, while, generally it near to either Jupiter or Satura, vaenat belt between the orbits of the gravitational pulls of their huge weights would necessarily draw it as bit out of a strictly elliptical orbit.

Mars and Jupiter.. Is there an other 1...

the

In some such way, it is supposed, the present planets came into being. We can still see traces of the cigar shaped configuration of the original filament in the fact that the largest Planet, Jupiter occurs in the middle

speaking, the planets tail off, both in zize nad in weight, as we recede from Jupiter in either direction... Unles still more planets remain 300-Year Journey Round the Sun. to be discovered, the new plapet But it was soon found that the

must represent the extrem tip-end It will be interesting to pulls of the known planets did not whether the existence of the new

of this cigar its substance must be the spray

rown of by the very account for the whole of the observ planet accounts adequately for all ed aberrations of Franus, and the outstanding vagaries in

crest of the huge tidal wave which suspicions were aroused that part mations of Uranus, as well as for a passing star raised on our sun's of them must be attributed to those which are beginning to ap- surface some two thousand million Thus it ought to be still unknown planet even farther pear in the motions of Neptune, orear ago. away from the sun.

in the sequence ot By following this scent, Neptune whether history will, yet again re-smaller than Neptune, its next

peat itself, and astronomers will neighbour was discovered in 1844. The Cam-once more find evidence, through planets, as satisfactorily for theory bridge astronomer, Adams, then its disturbing influence, of yet an-

it is said to be. It ought also only twenty-seven years old, andfather unknown planet still farther to have been the first of all the the French astronomer Leverrier, out in the depths of space."

planets to cool down and solidify. aged thirty-five, had set to work almost simultaneously to calculate Neptune, which now yields up its As a consequence of this it will probably prove to be unattended by where the suspected outer planet distinction of being the outermost satellites, being in this respect like would have to be, in order to ac planet, is thirty times as remote Mercury and Venus at the other count for the observed vagaries in from the sun as the earth is, but end of the cigar. Of (although. the motion of Uranus. The rest of the new planet is about forty-five much less probably) it may prove this chapter of astronomical his times as remote. Neptune's year is to have a single, relatively large. tory is only too well known. Adams nearly 165 of our years; but the satellite, like Neptune or the Earth. finished his calculation first easily new planet's journey round the sun

prophesy; the Erst yet, owing to the dilatoriness must take over 300 of our years. of the English obserypra, the new. To an inhabitant of the new planet was first identified at a Cer-planet the sun would appear about man observatory in the place asas large as Jupiter appears to us. signed to it by the French as Without telescopic aid, eyes like our tronomer.

own would so the sun merely as

Diary of

To-day.

(April 16.)

Quarry Festival, 11 a...

But it is rash

new planet may not only falsify our predictions, but may even compel us to abandon our present views as to the origin of the sun's family of planets. This is part of the value inherent in its discovery.

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