Neptune | Planet | 29,107,237,000,000| | " |1 Satellite | 727,680,925| 29,107,964,680,925| ---------+------------+-------------------+-----------------------+ Total of Planets, Satellites and Rings | 691,966,535,445,840| ------------------------------------------+-----------------------+ Dividing 482,169,000,000,000,000 by 691,966,535,445,840 makes the mass ofthe whole of the members to be 1/696·86th part of the mass of the sun, instead of 1/700th as generally stated by astronomers. CHAPTER V. PAGE 83 Analysis of the Nebular Hypothesis. Separation from the nebula of the rings for the separate planets, etc. 84 Excessive heat attributed to the nebula erroneous and impossible. 85 Centigrade thermometer to be used for temperatures. 86 Temperature of the nebula not far from absolute zero. 86 Erroneous ideas about glowing gases produced by collisions of their atoms, or particles of cosmic matter in the form of vapours. 87 Separation of ring for Neptune. It could not have been thrown off in one mass, but in a sheet of cosmic matter. 88 Thickness and dimensions of the ring. 89 Uranian ring abandoned, and its dimensions. 90 Saturnian ring do. do. 91 Jovian ring do. do. 93 Asteroidal ring do. do. 94 Martian ring do. do. 95 Earth ring do. do. 96 Venus ring do. do. 97 Mercurian ring do. do. 98 Residual mass. Condensation of Solar Nebula to various diameters, and relative temperatures and densities. 100 Unaccountable confusion in the mode of counting absolute temperature examined and explained. Negative 274 degrees of heat only equal 2 degrees of absolute temperature. 103 The Centigrade thermometric scale no better than any other, and cannot be made decimal. 104 The sun's account current with the Nebula drawn up and represented by Table III. ANALYSIS OF THE NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS.