萬(wàn)物簡(jiǎn)史:PART II CH 4事物的測(cè)定(12)
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Norwood's two daughters brought their father additional pain by making poor marriages. [---1---] Finally in the 1650s witch trials came to Bermuda and Norwood spent his final years in severe unease that his papers on trigonometry, with their arcane symbols, would be taken as communications with the devil and that he would be treated to [-2-] . [---3---]What is certainly true is that he got them.
Meanwhile, the momentum for determining the Earth's circumference passed to France. There, the astronomer Jean Picard devised an impressively complicated method of triangulation involving quadrants, [-4-] , zenith sectors, and telescopes (for observing the motions of the moons of Jupiter). After two years of trundling and triangulating his way across France, in 1669 he announced a more accurate measure of 110.46 kilometers for one degree of arc. This was [-5-] for the French, [---6---]—which Newton now said it was not.
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