The Elements of Natural Philosophy : Elementary Statics and Dynamics (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Elements of Natural Philosophy: Elementary Statics and Dynamics

E which they collect together, without coming into actual contact, and so form masses of ex tended matter. It IS almost pre1ed, we may saw, that there 13 a great deal of truth in this viewcbi' the constitution ot matter, 1 iz. That bodies are wally co'up used of particles which may be regarded as in divisible, or ratl1 11 inch never are divided 1n any as of 11.1tu1 11 hcthcr they ar.e 1ere points, 11r ahwlutely incapable of division bv any means, it is not ue e-sary. Nor possible, to determine.

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