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 1 V    |  temperature produced by the radiation of the stars; that is to
 2 VI   | billionth part of the entire radiation.”~“I see that all is for
 3 VI   |   and as heat is restored by radiation, their temperature can only
 4 XII  |    Barbicane.~“What splendid radiation!” said Michel. “One could
 5 XII  |   find out the cause of this radiation.”~“Do you know, my friends,
 6 XIII |      very different from the radiation of Copernicus not long before;
 7 XIV  |    evaporating into space by radiation, and a considerably lower
 8 XIV  |     orb of night has lost by radiation all the heat which fifteen
 9 XVIII|     sufficiently explain the radiation of these mountains.”~“That
10 XVIII|   and retained the nocturnal radiation. Light, like heat, can diffuse