The Strange Voyage and Adventures of Domingo Gonsales, to the World in the MoonGodwin, Francis
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The Strange Voyage and Adventures of Domingo Gonsales, to the World in the Moon
Godwin, Francis
Moon -- Fiction; Voyages, Imaginary -- Early works to 1800
I could now wish that Philosophers and Mathematicians would confess
their own Blindness, who have hitherto made the World believe that the
Earth hath no Motion, and to confirm it, are forced to attribute to
every one of the celestial Bodies two Motions directly contrary to each
other, one from the East to the West, to be performed in twenty-four
Hours with an impetuous rapid Motion; the other from West to East in
several Proportions: O incredible Supposition! that those huge Bodies
of the fixed Stairs in the highest Orb, whereof they confess divers,
are above an hundred Times bigger than the whole Earth, should like so
many Nails in a Cart-wheel be whirled about in so short a Time; whereas
it is many thousand Years, no less (say they) than thirty thousand,
before that Orb finishes his Course from West to East, which they call
his natural Motion; now whereas they allow their natural Course from
West to East to every one of them, therein they do well; the Moon
performs it in seven and twenty Days, the _Sun, Venus_ and _Mercury_ in
a Year or thereabout, _Mars_ in three Years, _Jupiter_ in twelve, and
_Saturn_ in thirty. But to attribute to these celestial Bodies contrary
Motions at once, is an absurd Conceit, and much more to imagine, that
the same Orb wherein the fixed Stars are, whose natural, Course takes
up so many thousands of Years, should be turned about every twenty-four
Hours. I will not go so far as _Copernicus_, who makes, the Sun the
Center of the Earth and immoveable, neither will I be positive in any
Thing, only this I say, allow the Earth its Motion, which these Eyes
of mine can testify to be true, and all those Absurdities are removed,
every one having only his own single and proper Motion.
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