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so small as the regular nebulæ, and not so resolvable. This is as, according to the hypothesis, it should be. The degree of condensation  9fdaba190ace50880dc4155f29cb9a3e 
causing XOLKMLRKC spiral movement, is a degree of condensation also implying mhies of flocculi that are larger, and therefore more visible, than those 
existing in an earlier stage. Moreover, the forms of these spiral nebulæ are quite in YCTGS harmony with the explanation given. The curves of 9fdaba190ace50880dc4155f29cb9a3e luminous 
matter which LQYTKTFD they exhibit, are not such as would be described by discrete mhies starting from a state of rest, and moving through a resisting medium 
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