Norman Lockyer
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Sir Joseph Norman Lockyer was an English scientist and astronomer. Along with the French scientist Pierre Janssen, he is credited with discovering the gas helium. Lockyer also is remembered for being the founder and first editor of the influential journal Nature.
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Published Works
- Spectrum Analysis (1881) (63)
- THE DAWN OF ASTRONOMY: A STUDY OF THE TEMPLE-WORSHIP AND MYTHOLOGY OF THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS (1894) (39)
- Contributions to solar physics (21)
- Spectroscopic Observations of the Sun (1869) (15)
- On some phenomena which suggest a short period of solar and meteorological changes (15)
- On the similarity of the short-period pressure variation over large areas (14)
- The Total Eclipse of the Sun (1896) (12)
- Spectroscopic Observation of the Sun, No. II. (11)
- The Solar Eclipse (10)
- An attempt to ascertain the date of the original construction of stonehenge from its orientation (10)
- The Opposition of Mars (1892) (9)
- The Story of Helium (1896) (9)
- On solar changes of temperature and variations in rainfall in the region surrounding the Indian Ocean (8)
- XII. Spectroscopic observations of the sun.—No. II (8)
- First Report of the Royal Commission on Scientific Instruction and the Advancement of Science. (1871) (8)
- The Eclipse (7)
- Elements of Astronomy (7)
- The Moon Considered as a Planet, a World, and a Satellite (1874) (6)
- The Chemistry of the Hottest Stars (6)
- V. Preliminary note of researches on gaseous spectra in relation to the physical constitution of the sun (6)
- “The Behaviour of the Short-Period Atmospheric Pressure Variation over the Earth's Surface.” (1903) (6)
- A Handbook on the Steam Engine (1893) (6)
- The Sun and Stars (1886) (6)
- II. On the quantitative analysis of certain alloys by means of the spectroscope (6)
- XVIII. Researches in spectrum-analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the sun.―No. II (5)
- On the Recent Solar Eclipse (1871) (5)
- On the New Gas Obtained from Uraninite (5)
- XIII. The Bakerian Lecture.—Researches in spectrum-analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the sun.—No. III (5)
- On the spark discharge from metallic poles in water (1902) (5)
- II. Preliminary note on the compound nature of the line spectra of elementary bodies (5)
- The Dawn Of Astronomy (5)
- The Eclipse of the Sun (1896) (4)
- On the Spectroscope and its Applications (4)
- On the order of appearance of chemical substances at different stellar temperature (4)
- Notice of an Observation of the Spectrum of a Solar Prominence, by J. N. Lockyer, Esq (4)
- II. On the absorption-spectra of metals volatilized by the oxyhydrogen flame (4)
- VII.—Report on the total solar eclipse of April 6, 1875 (4)
- The Origin of the Year (1892) (4)
- Solar Physics—the Chemistry of the Sun (1881) (4)
- The Recent Total Eclipse of the Sun (1869) (4)
- The Mediterranean Eclipse, 1870 (4)
- On Some Points in the Early History of Astronomy I (1891) (4)
- The Meteorology of the Future (1872) (4)
- III. Spectroscopic observations of the sun (4)
- XV. Supplementary note on a spectrum of a Solar prominence (4)
- On the Photographic Spectra of Some of the Brighter Stars. [Abstract] (3)
- Some Cromlechs in North Wales (3)
- On Multiple Spectra (1880) (3)
- XXVII. On a new method of studying metallic vapours (3)
- Movements of the Earth (1883) (3)
- The total eclipse of the sun, April 16, 1893. Report and discussion of the observations relating to solar physics (1896) (3)
- III. Researches in spectrum analysis in connection with the spectrum of the sun (3)
- The Steam Engine: a Treatise on Steam Engines and Boilers (1893) (3)
- Researches on Meteorites: I (3)
- On the Necessity for a New Departure in Spectrum Analysis (1879) (3)
- I. Researches on the spectra of meteorites. A report to the Solar Physics Committee. Communicated to the Royal Society at the request of the committee (3)
- Suggestions on the Classification of the Various Species of Heavenly Bodies (3)
- Education and national progress : essays and adresses 1870-1905 (3)
- II. On the new gas obtained from uraninite. Fifth note (2)
- VI. Researches in spectrum analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the Sun. No. VII (2)
- The Modern Telescope (1877) (2)
- Elementary lessons in astronomy (2)
- The Sun's Place in Nature: XI (2)
- The Sun'S Place in Nature: I (1895) (2)
- On the sequence of chemical forms in stellar spectra (1910) (2)
- Education in London (1904) (2)
- V. Spectroscopic notes.—No. I. On the absorption of great thickness of metallic and metalloidal vapours (2)
- The Farmers' Years (2)
- Researches in spectrum analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the sun (2)
- On the iron lines present in the hottest stars. Preliminary note (2)
- The Volcanic Eruptions in the West Indies (1902) (2)
- VII. Further note on the spectrum of carbon (2)
- IV. Note on the existence of carbon in the coronal atmosphere of the sun (2)
- On Stellar Variability (2)
- Valedictory Memories (2)
- Railway Works (2)
- Star or Nebula? (1877) (2)
- VIII. Notice of an observation of the spectrum of a solar prominence, by J. N. Lockyer, Esq., in a letter to the secretary. Communicated by Dr. Sharpey (2)
- XX. Spectroscopic observations of the sun (2)
- I. Note on a recent communication by Messrs. Liveing and Dewar (2)
- On the Chemical Classification of the Stars (1923) (2)
- Physical Science for Artists (1)
- Solar prominence and spot circulation, 1872—1901 (1)
- Total eclipse of the Sun, May 28, 1900.—Account of the observations made by the Solar Physics Observatory Eclipse expedition and the officers and men of H. M. S. 'Theseus' at Santa Pola, Spain (1)
- II. Note on some phenomena attending the reversal of lines (1)
- Atoms and Molecules Spectroscopically Considered (1)
- Surveying for Archæologists (1)
- Notes on the History of the Science Museum (1911) (1)
- The Sun's Place in Nature (1)
- Physical Science for artists (1878) (1)
- On the appearance of the cleveite and other new gas lines in the hottest stars (1)
- The Total Solar Eclipse of August 9, 1896. Report on the Expedition to Kio Island (1)
- The Sun and Stars (1886) (1)
- V. Spectroscopic observations of the Sun.— No. III (1)
- The Eclipse Expedition at Viziadurg (1)
- On the Eclipse Expedition, 1871 II (1)
- I. On the spectra of meteor-swarms (group III) (1)
- Notes on Meteorites (1)
- I. On the gases obtained from the mineral eliasite (1)
- IV. On a new method of spectrum observation (1)
- The Uses and Dates of Ancient Temples (1909) (1)
- Notes on Meteorites (1889) (1)
- Further observations of enhanced lines (1)
- The Methods of Inorganic Evolution1 (1)
- I. Note on some spectral phenomena observed in the arc produced by a siemens' machine (1)
- Total eclipse of the Sun, January 22nd, 1898. Observations at viziadrug.—Part IV. The prismatic cameras (1)
- III. Researches in spectrum-analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the Sun.—Part III (1)
- Further Researches on the Temperature Classification of Stars. (1903) (1)
- I. On the new gas obtained from uraninite. Second note (1)
- Comparison of the Spectra of Nebulæ and Stars of Groups I. and II. with those of Comets and Auroræ: I (1890) (1)
- Note on Mr. Huggins' paper "On a Possible Method of Viewing the Red Flames without an Eclipse," (1)
- The Sun and Stars (1)
- XXIII.Recent researches in solar chemistry (1878) (1)
- V. Researches in spectrum-analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the sun (1)
- Our Stellar System (1900) (1)
- Notes on Stonehenge (1)
- On Some Points in Ancient Egyptian Astronomy: I (1892) (1)
- The Coming Total Solar Eclipse (1878) (1)
- Notes on Stellar Classification (1915) (1)
- On the Photographic Arc Spectrum of Electrolytic Iron (1)
- Researches on Meteorites (1887) (1)
- On the Early Temple and Pyramid Builders (1893) (1)
- The Coming Total Solar Eclipse (1)
- Total Eclipse of the Sun Observed at Caroline Island, on 6th May, 1883 (1)
- Notes on Ancient British Monuments (1908) (1)
- On Some Points in Ancient Egyptian Astronomy: II (1892) (1)
- On the unknown lines observed in the spectra of certain minerals (1)
- The Origin of the Year: I (1892) (1)
- On the Causes Which Produce the Phenomena of New Stars. [Abstract] (1)
- III. Researches in spectrum-analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the Sun (1)
- Total eclipse of the sun, January 22, 1898. Observations at Viziadrug (1)
- Preliminary Inquiry into the Existence of Elements in the Sun not Previously Traced (1875) (1)
- II. On the new gas obtained from uraninite. Preliminary note (1)
- Notes on Meteorites: VI (1888) (1)
- Notes on Ancient British Monuments: I (1)
- Notes on Stonehenge: III (1)
- Multiple Spectra (1880) (1)
- On the Spectroscope and its Applications (1)
- II. Spectroscopic observation of the sun, No. II., was resumed and concluded (1)
- The Modern Telescope1 (1878) (1)
- I. Comparison of the spectra of nebulæ and stars of groups I and II with those of comets and auroræ (1)
- Multiple Spectra (1880) (1)
- The Locomotive Engine and its Development (1892) (1)
- III. Spectroscopic observations of the sun.—No. IV (1)
- On the classification of stars of the δ cephei class (1)
- IX. Reply to some remarks of Father Secchi on the recent solar discoveries (1)
- The spectrum of γ Cygni (1)
- What the “Melpomenes” did at Viziadrug (1899) (1)
- The Total Eclipse of the Sun (1)
- Establishment of Science Scholarships (1890) (1)
- On the Oxy-Hydrogen Flame Spectrum of Iron (1916) (1)
- On Some Points in the Early History of Astronomy IV. (0)
- Spectroscopic Observations of the Sun. [Abstract] (0)
- XIV. On the quantitative analysis of certain alloys by means of the spectroscope (0)
- The Total Solar Eclipse of January 1 (1889) (0)
- The Ouestion of Carbon in Bright Line Stars (1897) (0)
- XI. Preliminary report on the results obtained with the prismatic cameras during the total eclipse of the Sun, April 16, 1893 (0)
- Notes on Meteorites (0)
- Solar Physics–the Chemistry of the Sun (0)
- I. Researches in spectrum analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the sun (0)
- On the Photographic Spectrum of the Great Nebula in Orion. [Abstract] (0)
- III. Discussion of "Young's list of chromospheric lines. (Note I.) (0)
- II. On the new gas obtained from uraninite. Third note (0)
- Physical science for Artists (1878) (0)
- VII. Spectroscopic notes.—No. III. On the molecular structure of vapours in connexion with their densities (0)
- XXIV. Researches in spectrum-analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the sun.—No. IV (0)
- Further observations on Nova Persei (0)
- III. Note on the spectrum of the rings of Saturn (0)
- On some Points in the Early History of Astronomy (0)
- II. Researches on gaseous spectra in relation to the physical constitution of the sun, stars, and nebulæ.” — Third note. (0)
- I. Researches on gaseous spectra in relation to the physical constitution of the Sun, Stars, and Nebulæ.—Second Note (0)
- I. Note on the spectrum of carbon (0)
- Solar Physics—the Chemistry of the Sun (0)
- The Spectrum of Comet Brooks (1911 C) (1912) (0)
- The Comet (0)
- Notes on Observations of Sun and Stars in Some British Stone Circles. Fourth Note. The Botallek Circles, St. Just, Cornwall (1909) (0)
- On Stellar Variability: II (1890) (0)
- I. Spectroscopic observations of the Sun. -No. V (0)
- The Maximum of Mira Ceti (0)
- III. Further discussion of the sun-spot observations made at South Kensington (0)
- Discussion of the Working Hypothesis that the so-called Elements are Compound bodies (1879) (0)
- The Movements of the Earth (0)
- The Sun's Place in Nature: X (0)
- V. Note on the spectrum of hydrogen (0)
- On the new star in Auriga (0)
- Note on the Spectrum of Uranus (0)
- IV. On the use of the reflection grating in eclipse photography (0)
- The Approaching Total Eclipse of the Sun1: (0)
- On the Photographic Arc Spectrum of Iron Meteorites (0)
- XXVI. Report to the committee on solar physics on the basic lines common to spots and prominences (0)
- On the Spectroscope and Its Applications (0)
- The Sun and Stars (0)
- Preliminary note on the spectrum of the corona (0)
- Eclipse Notes (0)
- VI. Preliminary note on the substances which produce the chromospheric lines (0)
- V. Further discussion of the sun-spot spectra observations made at Kensington (0)
- The supposed compound nature of the elements (1879) (0)
- The Modern Telescope (0)
- The Sun's Place in Nature: VII (1895) (0)
- Australian Preparations for Observing the Solar Eclipse (1872) (0)
- The Sun's Photosphere (1877) (0)
- The relation between solar prominences and terrestrial magnetism (0)
- On some Points in the Early History of Astronomy (0)
- On the Relation between the Spectra of Sunspots and Stars. (1903) (0)
- Note on the spectrum of silicium (0)
- Note on the enhanced lines in the spectrum of α Cygni (0)
- Note on the spectrum of the nebula of orion (0)
- On a new method of spectrum observation (1880) (0)
- Further Observations on Nova Persei 1 (1901) (0)
- II. On the cause of variability in condensing swarms of meteorites (0)
- The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine (1902) (0)
- The Farmers' Years: II (1902) (0)
- Notes on Stonehenge: VI (0)
- A Curious Projectile Force (0)
- Notes on Stellar Classification (0)
- Notes on Some Cornish Circles (1906) (0)
- Notes on the History of the Science Museum (0)
- Some Questions for Archæologists (1906) (0)
- Locomotive Construction (0)
- A Manual of Locomotive Engineering (1899) (0)
- Notes on Ancient British Monuments (0)
- Notes on Stonehenge1. (1905) (0)
- The Approaching Total Eclipse of the Sun: VI (1897) (0)
- Further Observations of Nova Persei. No. 4. (1901) (0)
- The romance of astronomy . The wonders of the heavens (0)
- Surveying for Archæologists (0)
- Notes on Stellar Classification (0)
- Notes on Stellar Classification (0)
- The Eclipse Expedition at Viziadurg (0)
- The Approaching Total Eclipse of the Sun: IV (0)
- British Locomotives (0)
- Notes on Ancient British Monuments1 (0)
- The Approaching Total Eclipse of the Sun.1 (0)
- Some Cromlechs in North Wales (1908) (0)
- A Simple Spectroscope and its Teachings (0)
- The Photographs of Nova Persei (1901) (0)
- Internal Combustion Motors (1894) (0)
- The chemistry of the sun by J. Norman Lockyer. (0)
- Further Observations on Nova Persei (0)
- Notes on Stonehenge: IV (0)
- Notes on Some Cornish Circles: II (0)
- The Methods of Inorganic Evolution (1899) (0)
- Notes on Stellar Classification (0)
- The Great Paris Telescope (1899) (0)
- Notes on Stonehenge (0)
- 6. Description of the Photographs (1903) (0)
- Notes on Ancient British Monuments (0)
- Spectra of stars (0)
- Notes on Stonehenge (0)
- The Advancement of Natural Knowledge (0)
- Wells on Engineering Design (0)
- The Chemistry of the Stars in Relation to Temperature (1899) (0)
- Notes on Stonehenge: I (0)
- The Botallek Circles (1909) (0)
- On the Spectroscope and its Applications (0)
- Notes on Some Cornish Circles1 (0)
- Notes on Ancient British Monuments (0)
- Surveying for Archæologists (0)
- Surveying for Archæologists (0)
- Notes on Stonehenge: II (0)
- Notes on Ancient British Monuments (0)
- Notes on Ancient British Monuments (0)
- Surveying for Archæologists. V (0)
- Surveying for Archæologists. (0)
- Notes on Ancient British Monuments (0)
- The Chemistry of the Cygnian Stars and Basic Rocks (1901) (0)
- Notes on Stonehenge. V. On the Star Observations Made in British Stone Circles (0)
- Notes on Stellar Classification (0)
- The Science Museum (0)
- A Simple Spectroscope and its Teachings (1899) (0)
- IV. Spectroscopic observations of the sun (0)
- Notes on Stonehenge (1905) (0)
- On the Spectroscope and its Applications VII. (0)
- The Comet (0)
- The Total Eclipse of the Sun (0)
- On the arc spectrum of vanadium (0)
- The Astronomical History of on and Thebes (1893) (0)
- Physical Science for Artists (0)
- II. Researches in spectrum-analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the Sun (0)
- Movements of the Earth (0)
- The Sun and Stars (0)
- Further note on the spectrum of silicium (0)
- The Sacred Nile (1893) (0)
- Total eclipse of the Sun, 1893 April 16 (1896) (0)
- V. Remarks on the recent eclipse of the sun as observed in the united states (0)
- II. On the photographic arc spectrum of iron meteorites (0)
- On the Spectroscope and its Applications: VIII (1873) (0)
- The Movements of the Earth (0)
- On the variable stars of the [delta] Cephei class. (0)
- II. Researches on gaseous spectra in relation to the physical constitution of the Sun, Stars, and Nebulæ. - Third Note (0)
- XII. The spectrum changes in β Lyræ. Preliminary note (0)
- The Shifting of Spectral Lines (1896) (0)
- Terrestrial Helium? (0)
- Notes on Meteorites (0)
- Total eclipse of the sun, January 22, 1898. Preliminary account of the observations made by the Eclipse expedition and the officers and men of H. M. S. 'Melpomene,' at Viziadrug (0)
- I. Further discussion of the sun-spot observations made at South Kensington. A report to the solar physics committee. Communicated to the Royal Society at the request of the committee (0)
- Notes on Meteorites: VII (0)
- Notes on Meterorites (0)
- On Spectrum Photography (1874) (0)
- V. Note on the spectrum of sodium (0)
- Further observations on Nova Persei, No. 2 (0)
- The Pysical and Chemical Charachterstics of Meteorites as Throwing Light upon their Past History (1890) (0)
- AN ECLIPSE SPECTROSCOPE (1878) (0)
- On the Spectroscope and its Applications: X (0)
- The Origin of the Year (0)
- Preliminary Report by the Committee on Solar Physics Appointed by the Lords of the Committee of Council on Education (1880) (0)
- Perennial Irrigation in Egypt (1894) (0)
- XII. Researches in spectrum-analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the sun.— No. V (0)
- I. Remarks on a new map of the solar spectrum (0)
- Carbon in Bright-Line Stars (1897) (0)
- Enhanced Lines of Titanium, Iron, and Chromium in the Fraunhoferic Spectrum (0)
- Further researches on the temperature classification of stars. No. 2 (1905) (0)
- VIII. On the new gas obtained from uraninite. (Seventh note.) Remarks on Messrs. Runge and Pasehen’s diffusion experiment (0)
- The Coming Eclipse (1878) (0)
- THE DATA NOW REQUISITE IN SOLAR INQUIRIES. (1886) (0)
- The Total Eclipse of the Sun: III (1896) (0)
- I.Spectroscopic observations of the Sun. - No. V. (0)
- The Origin of the Year: IV (0)
- The Movements of the Earth (0)
- On the Origin of Certain Lines in the Spectrum of $ \epsilon $ Orionis (Alnitam) (1909) (0)
- The Total Eclipse of the Sun: II (1896) (0)
- XIII. On the photographic spectrum of the Great Nebula in Orion (0)
- VIII. Spectroscopic notes.—No. IV. On a new class of absorption phenomena (0)
- Notes on Meteorites: VIII (0)
- Appendix to the Bakerian lecture, session 1887-88 (0)
- Preliminary report on the results obtained with the prismatic camera during the eclipse of 1896 (0)
- VI. Spectroscopic observations of the sun.—No. VI (0)
- Observations on the Planet Mars. (Abstract.) (1863) (0)
- The New Mineral Gases (1895) (0)
- The Sun's Corona (1891) (0)
- Researches on the chemical origin of various lines in solar and stellar spectra. Being the results of investigations made at the Solar physics observatory, South Kensington, after discussion (0)
- I. On a new method of viewing the chromosphere (0)
- Early Asterisms: III (0)
- Southern hemisphere surface-air circulation : being a study of the mean monthly pressure amplitudes, the tracks of the anticyclones and cyclones, and the meteorological records of several Antarctic expeditions (0)
- Preliminary table of wave-lengths of enhanced lines (0)
- The Sun and Stars (0)
- The 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. (0)
- Eclipse Notes1 (0)
- The Mediterranean Eclipse, 1870 (0)
- The Approaching Total Eclipse of the Sun: I (0)
- The Movements of the Earth (0)
- The Sun's Place in Nature:1I (0)
- PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR ARTISTS1 (0)
- The American Observations of the Eclipse (1883) (0)
- On the Spectroscope and its Applications: IX (0)
- III. On the most widened lines in sun-spot spectra. First and second series, from November 12, 1879, to October 15, 1881 (0)
- Celestial Chemistry (0)
- The Sun and Stars (0)
- IV. Note on the recent and coming total solar eclipses (0)
- Physical Science for Artists (0)
- On the enhanced lines in the spectrum of the chromosphere (0)
- A Short History of Scientific Instruction: I (0)
- The Sun and Stars (0)
- On the iron flame spectrum and those of sun-spots and lower-type stars (1911) (0)
- The total solar eclipse of August 9, 1896. Report on the expedition to Kiö Island (0)
- The movements of the earth : outlines of physiography (0)
- On the chief line in the spectrum of the nebulæ (0)
- Researches in Spectrum Analysis in Connection with the Spectrum of the Sun. [Abstract] (0)
- The Sun's Place in Nature (1895) (0)
- VI. Spectroscopic notes.—No. II. On the evidence of variation in molecular structure (0)
- Recent Researches in Solar Chemistry (0)
- II. Note on the new star in Auriga (0)
- III. On a sun-spot observed August 31, 1880 (0)
- The piscian stars (0)
- I. On the photographic spectra of some of the brighter stars (0)
- The Approaching Total Eclipse of the Sun: II (0)
- IV. Note on the reduction of the observations of the spectra of 100 sun-spots observed at Kensington (0)
- Further observations on nova persei. No. 3 (0)
- The Sun's Place in Nature: IX (0)
- IV. A new form of spectroscope (0)
- The Early Asterisms: I (1893) (0)
- On some Points in the Early History of Astronomy (0)
- I. On the new star in Auriga. Preliminary note (0)
- On the Eclipse Expedition, 1871 (0)
- Notes on Meteorites (0)
- Solar Physics—the Chemistry of the Sun (0)
- II. On the new gases obtained from uraninite. (Sixth note.) (0)
- VII. On the iron lines widened in solar spots (0)
- Manchester science lectures for the people : eighth series, 1876-7 (0)
- Early Asterisms2 II (0)
- On the Recent Solar Eclipse (0)
- On the Spectroscope and its Applications (0)
- On the Iron Lines present in the Hottest Stars (0)
- II. The presence of bright carbon flutings in the spectra of celestial bodies (0)
- Preliminary Report on the Results Obtained in Novaya Zemlya with the Prismatic Camera during the Eclipse of the Sun, August 9th, 1896 (0)
- Comparison of the Spectra of Nebulæ and Stars of Groups I. and II. With Those of Comets and a Aroræ: II (0)
- Solar Physics—the Chemistry of the Sun (0)
- The applications of physical forces by Amédée Guillemin ; translated from the French by Mrs. Norman Lockyer ; and edited with additions and notes, by J. Norman Lockyer. (0)
- Total eclipse of the Sun, May 28, 1900. Preliminary account of the observations made by the solar physics observatory eclipse expedition and the officers and men of H. M. S. 'Theseus,’ at Santa Pola (0)
- On the spectra of comet a 1890 and the nebula G. C. 4058 (0)
- III. On the wave-length of the chief fluting seen in the spectrum of manganese (0)
- The Sun and Stars (0)
- III. Preliminary Report to the solar physics Committee on the sun-spot observations made at Kensington (0)
- Report to the Joint Eclipse Committee on the Expedition to Kiӧ Island (1897) (0)
- The chemical origins of the lines in Nova Persei (0)
- I. On the causes which produce the phenomena of new stars (0)
- The Sun's Place in Nature: VIII (1895) (0)
- The new star in Perseus.—Preliminary note (0)
- I. On the new gas obtained from uraninite. Fourth note (0)
- I. Note on the spectrum of nova aurigæ (0)
- Report made to the Solar Physics Committee upon the work done in the Solar Physics Observatory, South Kensington, from 1st January to 31st December, 1907 (0)
- Physical Science for Artists (0)
- IV. Note on the bright lines in the spectra of stars and nebulæ (0)
- III. Researches in spectrum-analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the sun.—No. V (0)
- V. Researches in spectrum-analysis in connexion with the spectrum of the sun (0)
- Eclipse Notes (1882) (0)
- Atoms and Molecules Spectroscopically Considered (1874) (0)
- Preliminary note on photographs of the spectrum of the nebula in Orion (0)
- Preliminary note on the spectrum of the corona. Part 2 (0)
- A Short History of Scientific Instruction: II (1898) (0)
- II. Preliminary report on the results obtained with the prismatic camera during the total eclipse of the Sun, April 16, 1893 (0)
- On Spectrum Photography* (0)
- I. Notes on the spectrum of the aurora (0)
- The Solar Eclipse (1872) (0)
- On the variable stars of the δ cephei class (0)
- The Sun's Place in Nature (1895) (0)
- I. The photographic spectrum of electrolytic iron (0)
- The spectrum of α aquilæ (0)
- On the Spectroscope and its Applications (0)
- Celestial Eddies (0)
- The Sun's Place in Nature: VI (1895) (0)
- The Comet (0)
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