-
world say that
water cannot be over the
heavens". The
debate about the
waters being located above the
heavens continued into the
Middle Ages. It made...
-
Unpredictable observations in the
heavens,
including novas and
supernovas as well as
other phenomena in the
heavens such as comets, meteors, parhelions...
-
barbiturate derivative. It has sedative-hypnotic properties. It is a
white crystalline powder with no odor and a
slightly bitter taste. It was
first synthesized...
-
structure of the
heavens was very
fluid and simple."
Tycho opposed his view to that of "very many
modern philosophers" who
divided the
heavens into "various...
- vitamins,
amino acids, and herbs, and
alternative sweeteners such as
crystalline fructose places Fuze
products in what is
known in the
industry as the...
- to
wander (chara)
above (upari) all mortals. The
Vimana appeared as a
crystalline entity in the sky. Vimāna-vāsin ('dweller in vimāna') is a
class of deities...
-
introduced by
Ptolemy to
account for the
apparent daily motion of the
heavens around the Earth,
producing the east-to-west
rising and
setting of the...
-
major innovation in that it
eliminated the idea of
transparent rotating crystalline spheres to
carry the
planets in
their orbits.
Kepler and
other Copernican...
-
chemically bonding of
elements to one
another in
fixed ratios; even so,
these crystalline substances are
often called "non-stoichiometric compounds". It may be...
-
relates to
amorphous materials,
while the 1988
publication relates to
crystalline. Subsequently, in 1991,
their work was
included as a
chapter in The Handbook...
