Notes to The Moon — Reading edition
20 notes · Reading edition
CHAPTER II. THE GENERATION OF COSMICAL HEAT. · Note 1CHAPTER III. THE SUBSEQUENT COOLING OF THE IGNEOUS BODY. · Note 1CHAPTER V. ON THE EXISTENCE OR NON-EXISTENCE OF A LUNAR ATMOSPHERE. · Note 1CHAPTER VI. THE GENERAL ASPECT OF THE LUNAR SURFACE. · Note 1CHAPTER VI. THE GENERAL ASPECT OF THE LUNAR SURFACE. · Note 2CHAPTER VI. THE GENERAL ASPECT OF THE LUNAR SURFACE. · Note 3CHAPTER VI. THE GENERAL ASPECT OF THE LUNAR SURFACE. · Note 4CHAPTER VIII. ON LUNAR CRATERS. · Note 1CHAPTER VIII. ON LUNAR CRATERS. · Note 2CHAPTER IX. ON THE GREAT RING-FORMATIONS NOT MANIFESTLY VOLCANIC. · Note 1CHAPTER X. PEAKS AND MOUNTAIN RANGES. · Note 1CHAPTER X. PEAKS AND MOUNTAIN RANGES. · Note 2CHAPTER XII. COLOUR AND BRIGHTNESS OF LUNAR DETAILS: CHRONOLOGY OF FORMATIONS, AND FINALITY OF EXISTING FEATURES. · Note 1CHAPTER XII. COLOUR AND BRIGHTNESS OF LUNAR DETAILS: CHRONOLOGY OF FORMATIONS, AND FINALITY OF EXISTING FEATURES. · Note 2CHAPTER XII. COLOUR AND BRIGHTNESS OF LUNAR DETAILS: CHRONOLOGY OF FORMATIONS, AND FINALITY OF EXISTING FEATURES. · Note 3CHAPTER XIII. THE MOON AS A WORLD: DAY AND NIGHT UPON ITS SURFACE. · Note 1CHAPTER XIII. THE MOON AS A WORLD: DAY AND NIGHT UPON ITS SURFACE. · Note 2CHAPTER XIII. THE MOON AS A WORLD: DAY AND NIGHT UPON ITS SURFACE. · Note 3CHAPTER XIV. THE MOON AS A SATELLITE: ITS RELATION TO THE EARTH AND MAN. · Note 1CHAPTER XIV. THE MOON AS A SATELLITE: ITS RELATION TO THE EARTH AND MAN. · Note 2