Excerpt from The Study of Stellar Evolution: An Account of Some Recent Methods of Astrophysical Research
The interest Of the student of astrophysics is m confined simply to celestial phenomena. For astn has become, in its most modern aspect, almost an mental science, in which some Of the fundamental I of physics and chemistry may find their solution. 'i may be regarded as enormous crucibles, in some c terrestrial elements are subjected to temperatures a sures far transcending those obtainable by artificia In the Sun, which appears to us not merely as a light like the stars, but as a vast globe whose eve1 can be studied in its relationship to the general prc the solar constitution, the immense scale of the phe always open to observation, the rapidity of the chan theenormous masses of material involved, provide th for researches which could never be undertaken in te laboratories. Hence it is that astrophysics may equa be regarded as a branch of physics or as a branch of omy. A telescope may be defined as an instruu revealing celestial phenomena, or it may be, likene"synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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