Author

Norman Lockyer

14 books found

Cover of On some of the phenomena of new stars

On some of the phenomena of new stars

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1914

Cover of Tennyson, as a student and poet of nature

Tennyson, as a student and poet of nature

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1910

Cover of Stonehenge and other British stone monuments astronomically considered

Stonehenge and other British stone monuments astronomically considered

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1906

Placeholder cover for Catalogue of four hundred and seventy of the brighter stars classified according to their chemistry at the Solar physics observatory, South Kensington

Catalogue of four hundred and seventy of the brighter stars classified according to their chemistry at the Solar physics observatory, South Kensington

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1902

Cover of Inorganic evolution as studied by spectrum analysis

Inorganic evolution as studied by spectrum analysis

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1900

Cover of The dawn of astronomy

The dawn of astronomy

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1894

Cover of The meteoritic hypothesis

The meteoritic hypothesis

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1890

Cover of Astronomy

Astronomy

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1875

Placeholder cover for The cycle of sun-spots and of rainfall in Southern India

The cycle of sun-spots and of rainfall in Southern India

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1879

Cover of Stargazing

Stargazing

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1878

Cover of Stargazing, past and present

Stargazing, past and present

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1878

Placeholder cover for The forces of nature

The forces of nature

Amédée Guillemin, Lockyer, Winifred James Mrs, Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1872

Placeholder cover for Elements of astronomy

Elements of astronomy

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1871

Cover of Elementary lessons in astronomy

Elementary lessons in astronomy

Sir Norman Lockyer · First published 1868