Notes to Meteoric astronomy — Reading edition
35 notes · Reading edition
CHAPTER I. SHOOTING-STARS. · Note 1CHAPTER I. SHOOTING-STARS. · Note 2CHAPTER I. SHOOTING-STARS. · Note 3CHAPTER I. SHOOTING-STARS. · Note 4CHAPTER I. SHOOTING-STARS. · Note 5CHAPTER I. SHOOTING-STARS. · Note 6CHAPTER I. SHOOTING-STARS. · Note 7CHAPTER II. OTHER METEORIC RINGS. · Note 1CHAPTER II. OTHER METEORIC RINGS. · Note 2CHAPTER III. AEROLITES. · Note 1CHAPTER III. AEROLITES. · Note 2CHAPTER III. AEROLITES. · Note 3CHAPTER III. AEROLITES. · Note 4CHAPTER III. AEROLITES. · Note 5CHAPTER IV. CONJECTURES IN REGARD TO METEORIC EPOCHS. · Note 1CHAPTER IV. CONJECTURES IN REGARD TO METEORIC EPOCHS. · Note 2CHAPTER V. GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF METEORIC STONES—DO AEROLITIC FALLS OCCUR MORE FREQUENTLY BY DAY THAN BY NIGHT?—DO METEORITES, BOLIDES, AND THE MATTER OF ORDINARY SHOOTING-STARS, COEXIST IN THE SAME RINGS? · Note 1CHAPTER V. GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF METEORIC STONES—DO AEROLITIC FALLS OCCUR MORE FREQUENTLY BY DAY THAN BY NIGHT?—DO METEORITES, BOLIDES, AND THE MATTER OF ORDINARY SHOOTING-STARS, COEXIST IN THE SAME RINGS? · Note 2CHAPTER VI. PHENOMENA SUPPOSED TO BE METEORIC—METEORIC DUST—DARK DAYS. · Note 1CHAPTER VII. FURTHER RESEARCHES OF REICHENBACH—THEORY OF METEORS—STABILITY OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM—DOCTRINE OF A RESISTING MEDIUM. · Note 1CHAPTER IX. THE METEORIC THEORY OF SOLAR HEAT. · Note 1CHAPTER IX. THE METEORIC THEORY OF SOLAR HEAT. · Note 2CHAPTER IX. THE METEORIC THEORY OF SOLAR HEAT. · Note 3CHAPTER IX. THE METEORIC THEORY OF SOLAR HEAT. · Note 4CHAPTER IX. THE METEORIC THEORY OF SOLAR HEAT. · Note 5CHAPTER IX. THE METEORIC THEORY OF SOLAR HEAT. · Note 6CHAPTER X. WILL THE METEORIC THEORY ACCOUNT FOR THE PHENOMENA OF VARIABLE AND TEMPORARY STARS? · Note 1CHAPTER X. WILL THE METEORIC THEORY ACCOUNT FOR THE PHENOMENA OF VARIABLE AND TEMPORARY STARS? · Note 2CHAPTER XII. THE RINGS OF SATURN. · Note 1CHAPTER XIII. THE ASTEROID RING BETWEEN MARS AND JUPITER. · Note 1CHAPTER XIII. THE ASTEROID RING BETWEEN MARS AND JUPITER. · Note 2CHAPTER XIV. ORIGIN OF METEORS—THE NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS. · Note 1CHAPTER XIV. ORIGIN OF METEORS—THE NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS. · Note 2APPENDIX. · Note 1APPENDIX. · Note 2