it varies noticeably

on the Formation of the Earthby A.M.J. Crawford

It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed.

It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in

this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed.

It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to

1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed.

It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little

variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range

irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed.

It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed.

It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can

be observed.It varies noticeably when the volume

of the sphere is reduced

from 100m3

to 1cm3;

there is very little

variation when it is reduced

from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly

occurring variations of the order of a billionth

can be observed.

It varies noticeably when

the volume of the sphere

is reduced from 100m3

to 1cm3;

there is very

little variation when it is

reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed.

It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when

the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3;

there is very little variation when it is reduced

from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3,

although already

in this range irregularly occurring

variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably

when the volume of

the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from

1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, alt hough already in this range ir

regular ly occurring variations of the order of

a billionth can be observe

d. It varies noticeably

when the volume of the sphe

re is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is ver

y little var

iation when it is reduced

from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order

of a billionth can be observed.

It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed.

It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3

to 1cm3;

there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3;

there is very little variation when it is

reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations

of the order of

a billionth can be observed. It varies

noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced fro

m 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little

variation when it is

reduce

d from 1cm3 to 1

/10

00mm3, al though al read y

in this range irregularly

occurring

variations of the or

der of a billion

th can be ob

served. It

varies noticeably when the vol

ume of the sphere is red

uced from 1

00

m3 to

1

cm3 ; t h e r e I s ve r y l I t t l e va r I a tio n whe n it I s r educe d from 1cm

3 t o 1 /10 0 0 m m 3 , a l t h o u g h a l r e a d y I n t h I s r ange I r r e gu l a r l y o c c u r ri n g v a r I a ti o n s o f t he or d e r of a b

I l l I o n t h c a n be o b s e r v e d . I t v a r I e s n o t I c e ab ly w h e n t h e

v o l u m e of t h e sp here is reduced f r o m 1 0 0 m 3 t o 1 c m 3;

there is very little variation

w he n I t vis r e d u c e d f rom 1cm3 to 1/1000m m3, although already in

this range irreg ularly occ urring variations o f the order of a billionth can be observed. It

varies no ticeably when th e v o lu me of the sphere is reduced from 100 m3 to 1 cm3; there is

very l I tt le variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although alr eady in this

r ange ir regularly occurring variations of the order of a bill I on th c an be observed. It varies not iceabl

y when the v o l u me of t he sphere is reduc ed from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is ver y little var I ati on

when it is reduced fr om 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, altho ugh alread y in this range irregularly occurring variat ions of t he order of a b

illionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of th e spher e is reduced from

100m3 to 1cm3; ther e is very little variation when it I s reduced fr om 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although alr eady in this range irregularly occurring va riations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the vol ume of the sp h

ere is reduced from 1 00m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000m m3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variation s of the order of a b illionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sph ere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variati ons of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It

v a r I es no t I c e ab l y w h

e n th e vo lum e of th e sphere I s reduced f rom 100m3 to 1cm3; there is ver y

little variation when I t is reduce d from 1cm3 to 1/1000 mm3, although already in th is range irregular ly occurring variations of t he

order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring

variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed.It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations

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when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3

to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very

little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although

already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a

billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is

reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is

reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly

occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It

varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from

100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to

1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of

the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the

volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little

variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although

already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is reduced from 100m3 to 1cm3; there is very little variation when it is reduced from 1cm3 to 1/1000mm3, although already in this range irregularly occurring variations of the order of a billionth can be observed. It varies noticeably when the volume of the sphere is r