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...akes are identical to each other. No two atoms are exactly the same. No two planets are exactly the same. No two stars are exactly the same; no t... ...d, different drops of water, different snowflakes, different atoms, different planets, different stars, different galaxies would necessarily have to... ... eventually curves, and tends to go around. This is the reason why stars and planets have orbits, this is the reason why planets rotate, this is th... ...hese 13 th gateway atomic weights inbetween 12 Totalities are used as buffer zones. And these buffers are not predictable. Sometimes they are th... ...ardless of what happens outside of it. The atomic weight 25 acts as a buffer zone between the atomic weights of 24 and 26. This is why Stars ha... ...ate larger atoms all over again. Because these 13 th factors act as buffer zones: the Entire Universe has become frozen into certain vicious cycl... ...lation… Settled civilizations expanded, occupied, and took over all the major habitable landmasses of the Earth; thus extinguishing nearly all nomad...

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...om the continuing menace of Saddam Husein, incursions into the demilitarized zone by North Korea, the Yonsei University student demonstrations, the co... ...laves would exist here. In this place, which she fabricated as being no less habitable than Greenland, there would at least be a small ecosystem of fi... ...e planet are everywhere! I see it now: species are cells mutating over time; planets are clusters of cells; the galaxies are mere organs; and the univ... ... the analogy that just as solar systems in the spilling universe rarely have planets capable of sustaining life, few are the contemplatives in the mov... ...Reindeer flying from house to house in a population of 6 billion people in 6 habitable continents just doesn't cut the mustard." Now she regretted tha... ... baby scene wrapped in its own circle or monad; these monads making up total planets, and ultimately the planets composing the cellular outline of a l...

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...f which, the revolutions, motions, cadences, and carols of the asters and planets, are caused and transported. But that universally the hearing sense... ... to be the heat of heaven. Xenocrates makes eight; five named amongst the planets, the sixth composed of all the fixed starres, as of his owne membe... ... The world, of things the greatest habitation, Which five high-thundring Zones by separation Engird, through which a scarfe depainted faire With t... ..., doth manifestly shew the weaknesse of their proofe. The heavens and the planets have moved these three thousand yeares, and all the world beleeved... ...o have at the age of thirtie yeares, passed victoriously through all the habitable earth and but with half the life of a man to have attained the ut... ...-countries, being sent from the King of Castile, the greatest King of the habitable earth, unto whom the Pope, representing God on earth, had given ... ...ould up his finger, where ever it bee, all the wise men dispersed upon the habitable land feele a kinde of aid thereby. Jovissance and possession app...

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...Shakespeare, to express which, like a pioneer, you must venture forth into zones of thought still unsurveyed, and become yourself a literary innovator... ...to his viands, he forgets a great deal of sophistry, and soars into a rosy zone of contemplation. Death may be knocking at the door, like the Commande... ...ny far-off projects to realise, and castles in the fire to turn into solid habitable mansions on a gravel soil, that we can find no time for pleasure ... ... the scene which he inhabits; and you would not fancy there was a green or habitable spot in a universe thus awfully lighted up. And yet it is by the ... ...r 120 Robert Louis Stevenson rays with the appropriate spontaneity of the planets, com- ing out along the firmament one after another, as the need ar...

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...bloom beneath the ruddy fruit Reflects its tint and blushes into love. The habitable earth is full of bliss; _360 Those... ...tate nor live, But ceaseless frost round the vast solitude Bound its broad zone of stillness, are unloosed; _365 And fragrant zeph... ...Had crushed him to his country’s blood-stained dust. Even where the milder zone afforded man A seeming shelter, yet contagion there, ... ... things became Slaves to my holy and heroic verse, Earth, sea and sky, the planets, life and fame _935 And fate, or whate’er els... ...als he raised—now looked on high, To mark if yet the starry giant dips His zone in the dim sea—now cheeringly , _1390 Thou... ...From afar The populous constellations call that light The loveliest of the planets; and sometimes It floats along the spray of the salt sea, ... ...ven with a tyrant’s gaze, 297 Shelley The unquiet republic of the maze Of planets, struggling fierce towards heaven’s free wilderness. Man, one harmo...

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...t to me by one of my party as a very eccentric man who had walked over the habitable globe. I remember that Madame Mara was at that moment singing: an... ..., and the solitary forests of Canada, with the swarming life of the torrid zone, together with in- numerable recollections of individual joy and sorro... ...uch people as Leibnitzes on this earth; and their office seems not that of planets—to revolve within the limits of one sys- tem, but that of comets (a... ...of their high mightinesses the Seven United States, as the moon and six 1 planets, who gave light in the absence of the sun. The two foreign ambassad... ...rvable in Virgil. E E E E Endnotes ndnotes ndnotes ndnotes ndnotes 1 ‘Six planets;’—No more had then been discovered. POP POP POP POP POPE’S RET E’S ...

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...ver been conquered by Caesar, and never been ruled by the wisdom of Gaius or Papinian. By 8 In The South Seas the same step I had journeyed forth out... ...s, are to be found in almost every isle and hamlet; and even where these are unserviceable, the natives themselves have often scraped up a little Engl... ...anesia appears tainted. In Micronesia, in the Marshalls, with which my acquaintance is no more than that of a tourist, I could find no trace at all; a... ...l on board, in the dead hours, when I had been better sleeping, that the spell of Fakarava seized and held me. The moon was down. The harbour lantern ... ...coiled like a serpent, tail to mouth, in the outrageous ocean, and I was never weary of pass- ing—a mere quarter-deck parade—from the one side to the ...

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... moving in its wreath of epicycles round the sun, and with the sun and the planets on their vast march through space. But the immaterial has no inerti... ...ly into the void. Stars glowing brighter and brighter, with their circling planets catching the light in a ghostly fashion as I neared them, shone out... ...king among them, and have wandered in search of it out of their accustomed zone; first waylaying and following ships, and so coming to our shores in t... ...a- tories, that the motion of the planet Neptune, the outermost of all the planets that wheel about the sun, had become very erratic. Ogilvy had alrea... ..., “I’ll try. Here!” He buttoned up his jacket and addressed himself to the habitable globe, with as good an assumption of confidence as lay in his pow...

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...ariable tendency of events: I know, without a special revelation, that the planets move in the orbits traced by the Creator’s finger. If the men of ou... ...n. They soon spread beyond their insular boundaries to every corner of the habitable globe; some have formed colonies, others independent states; the ... ...d on their being placed in a remote position, with an un- bounded space of habitable territory before them, the Span- iards of South America would hav... ...ssed by the United States of America forms about one-twentieth part of the habitable earth. But extensive as these confines are, it must not be sup- p... ...Anglo-Americans are, therefore, placed in the most temperate and habitable zone of the continent. It is generally supposed that the prodigious increas... ...the loftier spheres of the intellect; interest draws it down to the middle zone. There it may develop all its energy and restless activity, there it m...

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...night, that it is the most thriving and prosperous of all countries on the habitable globe. ‘It’s not likely to last, I hope?’ said Martin. ‘Well!’ re... ...rceived with the naked eye, twelve first-rate comets careering round those planets. In which unusual state of things, he said (and not before), it mig... ...A beautiful starlight night,’ said Mr Pecksniff, looking up. ‘Be- hold the planets, how they shine! Behold the—those two persons who were here this mo... ...- tiful necklace. Ah! How it glitters! Earrings, too, and bracelets, and a zone for your waist. This set is yours, and Mary has another like it. Tom c... ... why I wanted two. What a short-sighted Tom! Earrings and bracelets, and a zone for your waist! Ah! Beauti- ful! Let us see how brave they look. Ask M... ...sten; it was the prettiest thing to see her girding on the precious little zone, and yet obliged to have assistance be- cause her fingers were in such...

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... special mode of being. 14 The heaven of the Fixed Stars. 15 Through the planets, called essences because each has a specific mode of being. 16 “Th... ...eparts from it. See how from that point the oblique circle which bears the planets 3 branches off, to satisfy the world which calls on them; 4 and i... ...beautiful eyes. 7 The mothers of V enus and Mercury, by whose names these planets are designated. 8 Saturn and Mars. 9 The inhabited earth. 87 Dan... ...om its middle to its end. The old geographers divided the earth into seven zones, called climates, by circles parallel to the equator. The first clima... ..., in which Dante was revolving in the Heaven of the Fixed Stars, is in the zone of the Heav- ens corresponding to the first climate. As each climate e... ... ens corresponding to the first climate. As each climate ex- tended on the habitable hemisphere for one hundred and eighty degrees, the arc from its m... ... CHILDREN of Latona, covered by the Ram and by the Scales, together make a zone of the horizon, 1 as long as from the moment the zenith holds them in...

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...ay chance Paradise Lost Milton 27 Re enter Heav’n; or else in some milde Zone Dwell not unvisited of Heav’ns fair Light Secure, and at the brightn... ...he weeds of DOMINIC, Or in FRANCISCAN think to pass disguis’d; They pass the Planets seven, and pass the fixt, And that Crystalline Sphear whose balla... ...ling o’re his brest With regal Ornament; the middle pair Girt like a Starrie Zone his waste, and round Skirted his loines and thighes with downie Gold... ...Hath finisht half his journey, and scarce begins His other half in the great Zone of Heav’n. Thus ADAM made request, and RAPHAEL After short pause a... ...dance about the sacred Hill, Mystical dance, which yonder starrie Spheare Of Planets and of fixt in all her Wheeles Resembles nearest, mazes intricate... ...ll, If Natures concord broke, Among the Constellations warr were sprung, Two Planets rushing from aspect maligne Of fiercest opposition in mid Skie, S... ...carce to contribute Each Orb a glimps of Light, conveyd so farr Down to this habitable, which returnes Light back to them, is obvious to dispute. But ...

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...d opportune excursion we may chance Re-enter Heav’n; or else in some milde Zone Dwell not unvisited of Heav’ns fair Light Secure, and at the bri... ... Paradise Lost Or in FRANCISCAN think to pass disguis’d; 480 They pass the Planets seven, and pass the fixt, And that Crystalline Sphear whose bal... ...re his brest With regal Ornament; the middle pair 280 Girt like a Starrie Zone his waste, and round Skirted his loines and thighes with downie Go... ...th finisht half his journey, and scarce begins His other half in the great Zone of Heav’n. 560 - 98 - BOOK V. Milton: Paradise Lost Thus ADAM ma... ...bout the sacred Hill, Mystical dance, which yonder starrie Spheare 620 Of Planets and of fixt in all her Wheeles Resembles nearest, mazes intrica... ...If Natures concord broke, Among the Constellations warr were sprung, Two Planets rushing from aspect maligne Of fiercest opposition in mid Skie,... ...e to contribute Each Orb a glimps of Light, conveyd so farr Down to this habitable, which returnes Light back to them, is obvious to dispute. 7...

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..., somewhat certain still, A lighthouse o’er the wild of dreary waves. ‘The habitable earth is full of bliss; Those wastes of frozen billows that were ... ...etate or live, But ceaseless frost round the vast solitude Bound its broad zone of stillness, are unloosed; And fragrant zephyrs there from spicy isle... ..._185 And priests first traded with the name of God. ‘Even where the milder zone afforded Man A seeming shelter, yet contagion there, Blighting his bei... ...rs of suns, each shining with its own light, and illuminating num- bers of planets that revolve around them. Millions and mil- lions of suns are range... ...rs. (Laplace, “Systeme du Monde”.) Bones of animals peculiar to the torrid zone have been found in the north of Siberia, and on the banks of the river... ...s religion, would probably suffice to drown all other sectaries now on the habitable globe. We derive from our ancestors a faith thus fostered and sup... ...immediately from the bosom of the earth. The most fertile districts of the habitable globe are now actually cultivated by men for animals, at a delay ...

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... a different purpose! Whitman’s moth is mightily at his ease about all the planets in heaven, and cannot think too highly of our sublunary tapers. The... ...t; but here, in the meantime, is the world under our feet, a very warm and habitable corner. “The earth, that is sufficient; I do not want the constel... ...stance that for years, and after he had begun to mount himself into higher zones, he continued to have that family to dinner on the anniversary of the...

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...d from the creation to the flood constantly in the equator, and so equally dispersed its light and heat to all the habitable parts of the earth, in da... ... corporeal beings, infinitely different from those of our little spot of earth, may there probably be in the other planets, to the knowledge of which,... ...urity of uncertain and doubtful ways of talking, volumes writ of navigation and voyages, theo- ries and stories of zones and tides, multiplied and dis... ...s, our senses cannot take notice of—as, whether there be any plants, animals, and intel- ligent inhabitants in the planets, and other mansions of the ...