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...Nasmyth concluded his observations by stating, that he considered this to be a subject well-worthy of the attention of geologists, who might find in...of the lunar surface, as revealed to us by powerful telescopes, appeared to him to yield most striking confirmation of the above remark. He concluded by...

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...such certainty as to warrant him to allude further to its existence. Mr. Nasmyth considered this to be worthy of the attention of geologists, who might find...of the lunar surface, as revealed to us by powerful telescopes, appeared to him to yield most striking confirmation of the above remark. He concluded by...

...considered this to be + Bubjeçt well-worthy of the attention of geologists, who might find in it a^key to the explanation of many eruptive or upheaving phenomena,...of the lunar surface, as revealed to us by powerful telescopes, appeared to him to yield most striking confirmation of the above remark. He concluded by...

...upheaving phenomena which the earth's crust, and especially that of the moon, present, — namely, that on the point of solidification molten mineral substances...of the lunar surface, as revealed to us by powerful telescopes, appeared to him to yield most striking confirmation of the above remark. He concluded by...

...mineral substances then beneath the solid crust of the earth must, in accordance with the above stated law, expand, and tend to elevate or burst up the solid...of the lunar surface, as revealed to us by powerful telescopes, appeared to him to yield most striking confirmation of the above remark. He concluded by...

...solidification, molten mineral substances below the crust of the earth must, in accordance with this law, expand, and tend to elevate or burst up the solid crust. Of which a striking confirmation is revealed to us by the lunar surface, as seen through powerful telescopes.'...

...upheaving phenomena which the earth's crust, and especially that of the moon, present, — namely, that on the point of solidification molten mineral substances...of the lunar surface, as revealed to us by powerful telescopes, appeared to him to yield most striking confirmation of the above » remark. He concluded...

...upheaving phenomena which the earth's crust, and especially that of the moon, present, — namely, that on the point of solidification molten mineral substances...of the lunar surface, as revealed to us by powerful telescopes, appeared to him to yield most striking confirmation of the above remark. He concluded by...