Henry White Warren,
Recreations in Astronomy
“ But the far-seeing mind of man knows a time must come when the present force of attraction Page 21 shall have produced all the heat it can, and a new force of attraction must be added, or the sun itself will become cold as a cinder, dead as a burned-out char. Since light and heat are the product of such enormous cosmic forces, they must partake of their nature, and be force. So they are. The sun has long arms, and they are full of unconquerable strength ninety-two millions, or any other number of millions, of miles away. ”
