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eight-ninths of the substance of the Earth, leaving only one-ninth for Victoria. The statistics given above will suggest to the reader that, could such a secession be carried out, the inhabitants of the British Empire would not be happier for the change during the very short continued existence that remained to them. The rest of the world could spare our fraction of the planet much better than we could spare theirs. This is a principle which applies to worlds  84anywhere; not merely within the limits of the solar system but wherever they exist. Everywhere the surface must vary with the square of the diameter; the volume with the


than the surface of the Moon&mdash;it certainly has for light&mdash;so that we may put his effective average temperature, on this supposition, some few degrees above 240 abs., and his equatorial temperature some degrees higher still. It appears as exceedingly probable, then, that whether we regard Mars as like the Earth or, going to the other extreme, as like the Moon, the 87 temperature of his surface is everywhere below the freezing-point of water.14 As the atmospheric circulation on Mars must be


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