Lectures on Natural and Experimental Philosophy, Considered in It's Present State of Improvement: Describing in a Familiar and Easy Manner, the Principal Phenomena of Nature ...

Hindmarsh, 1794

LECTURE XXXVII	1

Summary view of the ſolar ſyſtem 6 to	38

LECTURE XXXVIII	49

Of the phenomena occafioned by the diurnal motion	56

Of the apparent motion of the fun	62

Of the feaſons of the year	68

LECTURE XXXIX	80

Of the inferior planets 83 to	94

Of electrical attraction and repulſion	304

Experiments on electrical attraction c	315

Of imitating the planetary motions	321

Of the electric ſpark and of the influence of	329

Of the diffuſion and ſubdiviſion of the electrical	337

Of the theory of the Leyden phial	345

Experiments on the contrary electricities of	351

Of the electrical battery	362

Of the fuperior planets 94 to	97

Of the moons motion	103

LECTURE XL	112

Of the eclipses of the fun	120

Of the period of eclipſes	129

LECTURE XLI	136

Of the aberration of light	148

Of mean and apparent time	156

LECTURE	164

On the planetarium c	165

Of the planetarium 166 to	179

Of the tellurian 180 to	189

Of the lunarium 189 to	197

LECTURE XLIV	212

Herfchel on the conftruction of the univerſe	226

Of comets	235

LECTURE XLV	245

Of the mathematical principles of aftronomy	257

Of the gravitation of the moon	263

Of the gravitation of the primary planets	273

Of the center of the folar fyftem	279

LECTURE XLVI	297

Of lightning and conductors c	370

Of conducting rods	377

Of animal electricity	412

Of the later experiments on animal electricity	421

Of magnetism	437

Of magnetic centers	445

To make a magnet with ſeveral poles	451

Of the directive power of a magnet	457

Of the dip of the needle	465

LECTURE LI	471

Of the barometer	478

Of the nonius	485

Of the thermometer	491

Of rain	512

Of the nature of clouds	520

Of hail	527

Of tradewinds and monfoons	534

Of the aurora borealis	542

Of evaporation	548

Of prognoftic figns of the weather	556

From the thermometer c	563

Conclufion	570

Titre	Lectures on Natural and Experimental Philosophy, Considered in It's Present State of Improvement: Describing in a Familiar and Easy Manner, the Principal Phenomena of Nature ... Volume 4 de Lectures on Natural and Experimental Philosophy, Considered in It's Present State of Improvement: Describing in a Familiar and Easy Manner, the Principal Phenomena of Nature, George Adams
Auteur	George Adams
Éditeur	Hindmarsh, 1794
Original provenant de	Bibliothèque nationale d'Autriche
Numérisé	30 mai 2018

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