Harry Veeder wrote, Though Huygens rejected
Newton's theory of universal gravitation because it required
action-at-a-distance, his own mechanistic account failed to explain
satisfactorily how subtle vortical-matter transferred centripetal
conatus to ordinary matter." Richard wrote,
A
RC Macaulay wrote:
Harry Veeder wrote,
Though Huygens rejected Newton's theory of universal
gravitation because it required action-at-a-distance, his own
mechanistic
account failed to explain satisfactorily how subtle vortical-matter
transferred centripetal conatus to ordinary matter.
Harry Veeder wrote,
Though Huygens rejected Newton's theory of universalgravitation
because it required action-at-a-distance, his own mechanisticaccount failed
to explain satisfactorily how subtle vortical-mattertransferred centripetal
conatus to ordinary matter."
Howdy Harry,
A further
RC Macaulay wrote:
Harry Veeder wrote,
Though Huygens rejected Newton's theory of universal
gravitation because it required action-at-a-distance, his own mechanistic
account failed to explain satisfactorily how subtle vortical-matter
transferred centripetal conatus to ordinary matter.
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