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lunar
attraction
.
The
rectilinear
movement
has
thus
become
changed
into
a
circular
motion
of
extreme
velocity
,
and
it
is
now
pursuing
an
elliptical
orbit
round
the
moon
,
of
which
it
has
become
a
true
satellite
.
The
elements
of
this
new
star
we
have
as
yet
been
unable
to
determine
;
we
do
not
yet
know
the
velocity
of
its
passage
.
The
distance
which
separates
it
from
the
surface
of
the
moon
may
be
estimated
at
about
2,833
miles
.
However
,
two
hypotheses
come
here
into
our
consideration
.
1
.
Either
the
attraction
of
the
moon
will
end
by
drawing
them
into
itself
,
and
the
travelers
will
attain
their
destination
;
or
,
2
.
The
projectile
,
following
an
immutable
law
,
will
continue
to
gravitate
round
the
moon
till
the
end
of
time
.
At
some
future
time
,
our
observations
will
be
able
to
determine
this
point
,
but
till
then
the
experiment
of
the
Gun
Club
can
have
no
other
result
than
to
have
provided
our
solar
system
with
a
new
star
.
J.
BELFAST
.
To
how
many
questions
did
this
unexpected
denouement
give
rise
?
What
mysterious
results
was
the
future
reserving
for
the
investigation
of
science
?
At
all
events
,
the
names
of
Nicholl
,
Barbicane
,
and
Michel
Ardan
were
certain
to
be
immortalized
in
the
annals
of
astronomy
!
When
the
dispatch
from
Long
's
Peak
had
once
become
known
,
there
was
but
one
universal
feeling
of
surprise
and
alarm
.
Was
it
possible
to
go
to
the
aid
of
these
bold
travelers
?
No
!
for
they
had
placed
themselves
beyond
the
pale
of
humanity
,
by
crossing
the
limits
imposed
by
the
Creator
on
his
earthly
creatures
.
They
had
air
enough
for
two
months
;
they
had
victuals
enough
for
twelve
;
--
but
after
that
?
There
was
only
one
man
who
would
not
admit
that
the
situation
was
desperate
--
he
alone
had
confidence
;
and
that
was
their
devoted
friend
J.
T.
Maston
.
