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Definition of solar
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Solar (a.)
Produced
by the
action
of the sun, or
peculiarly
affected
by its
influence..
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Orrery
::
Orrery
(n.) An
apparatus
which
illustrates,
by the
revolution
of balls moved by
wheelwork,
the
relative
size,
periodic
motions,
positions,
orbits,
etc., of
bodies
in the solar
system..
Solar
::
Solar (a.)
Produced
by the
action
of the sun, or
peculiarly
affected
by its
influence..
Green
::
Green (n.) The color of
growing
plants;
the color of the solar
spectrum
intermediate
between
the
yellow
and the blue.
Concurrent
::
Concurrent
(n.) One of the
supernumerary
days of the year over
fifty-two
complete
weeks;
-- so
called
because
they
concur
with the solar
cycle,
the
course
of which they
follow..
Solarization
::
Solarization
(n.)
Injury
of a
photographic
picture
caused
by
exposing
it for too long a time to the sun's light in the
camera;
burning;
excessive
insolation.
Anthropocentric
::
Anthropocentric
(a.)
Assuming
man as the
center
or
ultimate
end; --
applied
to
theories
of the
universe
or of any part of it, as the solar
system..
Mean
::
Mean (a.)
Average;
having
an
intermediate
value
between
two
extremes,
or
between
the
several
successive
values
of a
variable
quantity
during
one cycle of
variation;
as, mean
distance;
mean
motion;
mean solar day..
Nebula
::
Nebula
(n.) A
faint,
cloudlike,
self-luminous
mass of
matter
situated
beyond
the solar
system
among the
stars.
True
nebulae
are
gaseous;
but very
distant
star
clusters
often
appear
like them in the
telescope..
Feroher
::
Feroher
(n.) A
symbol
of the solar
deity,
found on
monuments
exhumed
in
Babylon,
Nineveh,
etc..
Solarizing
::
Solarizing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Solariz.
Solarium
::
Solarium
(n.) An
apartment
freely
exposed
to the sun;
anciently,
an
apartment
or
inclosure
on the roof of a
house;
in
modern
times,
an
apartment
in a
hospital,
used as a
resort
for
convalescents..
Solar
::
Solar (a.) A loft or upper
chamber;
a
garret
room.
Cosmical
::
Cosmical
(a.)
Pertaining
to the solar
system
as a
whole,
and not to the earth
alone..
Copernican
::
Copernican
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Copernicus,
a
Prussian
by birth (b. 1473, d.
1543),
who
taught
the world the solar
system
now
received,
called
the
Copernican
system..
Yellow
::
Yellow
(superl.)
Being of a
bright
saffronlike
color;
of the color of gold or
brass;
having
the hue of that part of the
rainbow,
or of the solar
spectrum,
which is
between
the
orange
and the
green..
Planet
::
Planet
(n.) A
celestial
body which
revolves
about the sun in an orbit of a
moderate
degree
of
eccentricity.
It is
distinguished
from a comet by the
absence
of a coma, and by
having
a less
eccentric
orbit.
See Solar
system..
Ring
::
Ring (n.) An
instrument,
formerly
used for
taking
the sun's
altitude,
consisting
of a brass ring
suspended
by a
swivel,
with a hole at one side
through
which a solar ray
entering
indicated
the
altitude
on the
graduated
inner
surface
opposite..
Lunisolar
::
Lunisolar
(a.)
Resulting
from the
united
action,
or
pertaining
to the
mutual
relations,
of the sun and
moon..
Subspecies
::
Subsolary
(a.) Being under the sun;
hence,
terrestrial;
earthly;
mundane..
Comet
::
Comet (n.) A
member
of the solar
system
which
usually
moves in an
elongated
orbit,
approaching
very near to the sun in its
perihelion,
and
receding
to a very great
distance
from it at its
aphelion.
A comet
commonly
consists
of three
parts:
the
nucleus,
the
envelope,
or coma, and the tail; but one or more of these parts is
frequently
wanting.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
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