Books by Sir Norman Lockyer
Total count: 62
The spectroscope and its applications.Ed. 2.Macmillan1873-01-01
The spectroscope and its applications.2d ed.Macmillan and Co.1873-01-01
Contribution to solar physics.I. A popular account of inquiries into the physical constitution of the sun, with special reference to recent spectroscopic researches; II. Communication to the Royal society of London, and the French Academy of sciences, with notes.Macmillan and co.1874-01-01
Contributions to solar physics.I. A popular account of inquiries into the physical constitution of the sun, with special reference to recent spectroscopic researches; II. Communications to the Royal society of London, and the French Academy of sciences, with notes.Macmillan and co.1874-01-01
Elements of astronomyaccompanied with numerous illustrations, a colored representation of the solar, stellar, and nebular spectra, and celestial charts of the northern and the southern hemisphere.American ed., rev. and specially adapted to the schools of the United States.D. Appleton and company1875-01-01
Astronomy2nd ed.J. Campbell1876-01-01
Why the earth's chemistry is as it is.Macmillian and Co.1877-01-01
Stargazing, past and presentMacMillan1878-01-01
Stargazingpast and present.Macmillan and co.1878-01-01
Nociones de astronomíaD. Appleton y compañía1879-01-01
Astronomy.New ed.Macmillan1884-01-01
The chemistry of the sunMacmillan and Co.1887-01-01
The chemistry of the sunMacmillan and co.1887-01-01
Elementary lessons in astronomyMacmillan and co.1888-01-01
Elements of astronomyAmerican ed.D. Appleton and company1888-01-01
The meteoritic hypothesisa statement of the results of a spectroscopic inquiry into the origin of cosmical systems.Macmillan1890-01-01
The dawn of astronomya study of the temple-worship and mythology of the ancient Egyptians.Cassell1894-01-01
The rules of golfbeing the St. Andrews rules for the gameMacmillan & co., ltd.1896-01-01
The sun's place in natureMacmillan and co., limited1897-01-01
The sun's place in nature.Macmillan1897-01-01
Individual observations of the lines widened in sunspot spectra made at the Solar Physics Observatory, South Kensington, during the period November 12th, 1879, to December 31st, 1897.Printed for H.M. Stationery Off., by Wyman and Sons, Limited1900-01-01
Sun's spotted area, 1832-1900.A statement of the mean daily area in each synodic rotation of the sun, based upon data collected at the Solar physics observatory, South Kensington.Wyman & sons1902-01-01
On the influence of brain power on historyan address delivered, before the British Association for the Advancement of Science, at Southport on September 9th, 1903Macmillan and Co., Limited1903-01-01
Education and national progressMacmillan and co.1906-01-01
Stonehenge and other British stone monuments astronomically considered.Macmillan1906-01-01
Surveying for archaeologistsMacmillan and co., limited1909-01-01
Tennyson, as a student and poet of natureMacmillan1910-01-01
Tennyson as a student and poet of natureMacmillan and co.1910-01-01
Tennyson as a student and poet of natureMacmillan1910-01-01
On some of the phenomena of new stars.H.M. Stationery off., Eyer and Spottiswoode, ltd., [printers]1914-01-01
The dawn of astronomya study of the temple worship and mythology of the ancient Egyptians.M.I.T. Press1964-01-01