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A SCIENTIFIC CLASH
IS THE UNIVERSE
EXPANDING?
FAMOUS RIVALS TO DEBATE
There will inevitably be a sharp conflict of opinion between three of the world's greatest mathema-| tical astronomers at this year's meeting of the British. Association,
They will air their rival views, on the "expandingness” or other-i I wise of the universe, and of the end to which is moving. The chief contenders will be:
L'Abbe Lemaitre, the famous Belgian astronomer, who started the whole trouble by his discovery that the universe as designed by Einstein was unstable. Ho will travel specially from Belgium to take part in the controversy:
Sir Arthur Eddington, who be lieves that he has discovered a clue to why the universe is ex- panding at the particular rate which it now appears to be doing;| and
Professor E. A. Milne, 'of Oxford- University, who will argue that} the whole idea of the expanding universe, as Sir Arthur and l'Ábbe Lemaitro concelve it, is all wrong, and that "space before Einstein" is quite good enough for even a mathematical astronomer. This will be the first occasion that Pro- fessor. Milne has taken part in a public discussion of his latest) theory,
FLIGHT INTO 'SPACE.
Supporters of the expanding universe theory maintain that the
It was a moment of genuino, suspense for phasongors aboard tha Alaskan stoamor Northwestern when, a half dozen at a time, they wars lowered into lifeboats as shown horo after the vósol struck rock near Juneau and was beached on Eoglo river sangapit. One hundred nassengers and members of the crew were lowered with out mishap.
whole frame-work of space, is ex-J. Gray, of King's College, who CENTURIAN CUTS
HEREDITY.
panding with ever-increasing will deliver a challenging address speed, and that that is why on the mechanical view of life. astronomers' instruments show the most distant parts of the universe an if they were running way from us at speeds of almost fabulous magnitude.
Also in the field of blology, Pro- fessor Julian Huxley will in troduce a discussion on the mechanism of heredity. Recent discoveries as to the effect of X- rays, through "germ cells," on the next generation."
A TOOTH
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Professor Milne, with a plea for n "common sense" view, claims to have proved that the material bodies of the universe would in any case inevitably scatter, just as a swarm of mosquitoes, flying at random and with no particular liking for each others' company would be expected to spread out.
Interest in this view has even one result of which would be to! Johefina's parents were both reached the stage when another remedy in part the serious short-centenarians, and one of her uncles Fejentist, Dr. W. H. McCrae, of age of oak, to which attention was reached the age of 121.--Renter London University (formerly of recently called in the Morning
A woman aged 108 has startled doctors here by cutting a tooth. Before the Association's Depart-She has been toothless for half a ment of Forestry, Major the Hon. rentury. Richard Coke will outline a system Her name is Rosa Carreira, and of forestry for this country. He she lives in the will emphasise the need for Josefina Baptisia, who is 118 years closer return to Nature's methods, je ide
Trinity College, Cambridge), hna Post. entered the lists with a contribu- tion on the relation of Milne's theory a general relativity.
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a COLD!
The programme ** whole tion and disease will be held by covers practically every field of the section of agriculture, and scientific interest, from the presi-before the zoologists, Mr. M. A. C. dential address of Sir F, Gowlandinton, of the Natural History| And Relief Is For Easier Hopkins, on **Some Chemical Museum, will argue that the in the First Thon in the Aspects of Life," to an address. by Shropshire musk rat is still a Second or Third, Sir Gilbert Walker, in which he serious problem,
A cold will discuss the achievements and
: ordinarily progressex There will be many contribut-through three stages: the Dry Stage, possibilities of long-range weather tions on economic subjects, includ-the first 24 hours; the Watery Secre Forecasting.
ng a presidential address on the tion Stage, from 1 to 3 days; and the Cambridge atom-splitting is to gold standard, while a Yorkshire Mucous Secretion Stage. The frat is most be awarded a complete discussion, engineer, Mr. Walter Maughan, stage is when treatment
effective. to be introduced by Lord Ruther-will advocate the construction of
To stop a cold in the first stage, ford, but although it is known that three great ennals across Britain considerable further progress has each large enough to allow the boon achieved, it is not expected passage of big liners, as a way of
announce relieving unemployment, that any sensational ment will be made.
Among the evening discourse The contribution of another lively address is expected from Sir Cambridge scientist awaited with Josiah Stamp, who will pose the Selence ruin particular interest is that of Dr. question, "Must
economie progresн?"
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