Institute of Technology in December 1902. 1903........523 L95 Brief summary of present knowledge and theories. Contains numerous diagrams and considerable mathematics, which may, however, be Maunder, Edward Walter. Astronomy without a telescope. 1902.. 523 M49 A trustworthy guide, which directs attention to the many interesting observations which can be made with the unassisted human eye, and especially to those for which it is the only suitable means. Müller, Johann Heinrich Jakob. Lehrbuch der kosmischen physik. 1856. (Müller-Pouillet's Serviss, Garrett Putnam. Pleasures of the telescope; an illustrated guide for ama- Clerke, Agnes Mary. Modern cosmogonies. The universe 1905... 523.1 C57 Most of the chapters in this book appeared in "Knowledge." Brewster, Sir David. More worlds than one; the creed of the philosopher and Wallace, Alfred Russel. .г523.13 B73 Man's place in the universe; a study of the results of scien- "Should be read by all those interested in such a speculation, for specu- [Whewell, William.] The plurality of worlds, with an introduction by Edward Mendeléeff, Dmitri. ... .523.13 W62 .523.15 M61 An attempt towards a chemical conception of the ether; tr. Sun. Moon. Comets Pickering, William Henry. The moon; a summary of the existing knowledge of our satellite, with a complete photographic atlas. 1903...qr523.3 P54 Lynn, William Thynne. Remarkable comets; a brief survey of the most interesting facts in the history of cometary astronomy. 1902.......523.6 L99 Author is a successful writer of brief, easily understood monographs on astronomical subjects. Proctor, Richard Anthony. The sun; ruler, fire, light and life of the planetary system. 1871... Langley, Samuel Pierpont. .1523.7 P96 The 1900 solar eclipse expedition of the Astrophysical observatory of the Smithsonian Institution. 1904...qr523.78 L25 Illustrated account of methods of observation used and of the general Stars Carnegie Institution of Washington. Contributions to stellar statistics, no.1. 1904. (Carnegie · Institution of Washington. Publication no.10.)....qr523.85 C21 no. I. On the position of the galactic and other principal planes toward which the stars tend to climb, by Simon Newcomb. Cottam, Arthur. Charts of the constellations from the North pole to be tween 35 and 40 degrees of south declination. 1891..qr523.89 C83 Furness, Caroline Ellen. Catalogue of stars within two degrees of the North pole; Heath, Thomas Edward. .qr523.89 F99 Our stellar universe; a road-book to the stars. 1905..9523.89 H380 Elementary manual of astronomy, containing maps drawn to a scale of the author's invention which gives a specially clear idea of the relative size and distance of the stars. Stereoscopic views of the stars, intended as an aid in their identification. Our stellar universe; six stereograms of sun and stars. Manual of tides. pt.1-4A. (In United States-Coast and qr526 U25 observation, equilibrium theory and the harmonic analysis.-Some con- Wheeler, William Henry. Practical manual of tides and waves. 1906.... 525.6 W61 "List of books, papers, reports and pamphlets relating to tides and waves Tide tables for [calendar] year 1905-date. 1904-date. States-Coast and geodetic survey.). For earlier tables see preceding catalogue. 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Astronomical and historical chronology in the battle of the centuries. 1904.. .529 J42 Chief object is to contend that the astronomical method of dating events Plunket, Emmeline Mary. Ancient calendars and constellations. 1903.. 529.3 P72 "Series of papers read before the Society of Biblical Archæology, having Allen, William Frederick. Short history of standard time and its adoption in North Earle, Mrs Alice (Morse). .г529.75 A43 529.78 E17 Sun dials and roses of yesterday. 1902.... Sachse, Julius Friedrich. Horologium Achaz; Christophorus Schissler, artifex; a paper read before the American Philosophical Society, February 1, 1895. 1895... .qr529.78 S12 Reprinted from the "Proceedings of the American Philosophical So- Description of a peculiar sun-dial in the museum of the American Philo- Arnott, Neil. 530 Physics Elements of physics or natural philosophy, general and medical; written for universal use in plain or nontechnical language and containing new disquisitions and practical suggestions, with additions by Isaac Hays. 1845 .... Avery, Elroy McKendree. .г530 A76 Elementary physics. 1897... 530 A95 Brief introduction for beginners. Contains many simple experiments School physics; a new text-book for high schools and acad |