| Volume |
Article No |
Article Title |
Pages
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| 2 |
Paper7 |
On a remarkable Meteor observed in Wellington, November 8, 1869. |
402
|
| 5 |
11 |
An Astronomical Telescope on a New Construction. |
119–125
|
| 5 |
12 |
Description of a Reflecting Telescope made in Wellington by W. F. Parsons. |
125–128
|
| 6 |
11 |
On the Prediction of Occultations of Stars by the Moon. |
57–61
|
| 7 |
14 |
Notes on the reported Collision of Biela's Comet with the Earth's Atmosphere. |
148–149
|
| 7 |
15 |
On the Zodiacal Light, as seen in Southern Latitudes. |
150–152
|
| 11 |
7 |
On Temporary and Variable Stars. |
118–124
|
| 11 |
8 |
Partial Impact: A possible Explanation of the Origin of the Solar System, Comets, and other Phenomena of the Universe. |
125–132
|
| 12 |
12 |
Notes on the Southern Stars and other Celestial Objects. |
165–175
|
| 12 |
13 |
Partial Impact (Paper No. 3): On the Origin of the Visible Universe. |
175–181
|
| 12 |
14 |
Partial Impact (Paper No. 4): On the General Problem of Stellar Collision. |
181–186
|
| 12 |
15 |
On the Genesis of Worlds and Systems. |
187–197
|
| 12 |
16 |
On the Birth of Nebulæ. |
197–205
|
| 13 |
5 |
On Periodic Vertical Oscillations in the Sun's Atmosphere, and their Connection with the Appearance and Disappearance of the Solar Spots. |
91–97
|
| 13 |
6 |
On the Permanency of Solar and Stellar Heat. |
97–100
|
| 13 |
13 |
On the Causes tending to alter the Eccentricity of Planetary Orbits. |
149–154
|
| 13 |
14 |
The Origin of the Solar System. |
154–159
|
| 13 |
15 |
On the Origin of Double Stars. |
160–164
|
| 13 |
16 |
On a simple Method of illustrating the Motions of the Earth. |
164–166
|
| 13 |
17 |
Probabllity of Impact. |
166–169
|
| 15 |
60 |
On the Constitution of Comets. |
477–484
|
| 17 |
48 |
On the recent Sun-glows and the Theories that have been advanced to account for them. |
357–386
|
| 17 |
49 |
Red Sunsets. |
386–397
|
| 18 |
59 |
The Total Eclipse of the Sun of the 9th September, 1885: being a Digest of Communications to the Institute on the subject |
375–394
|
| 18 |
60 |
The Maintenance of the Sun's Heat (Abstract of a Lecture). |
394–399
|
| 20 |
51 |
On a Stereoscopic Aspect of the Moon. |
428
|
| 22 |
11 |
Description of a Meteor, of 4th May, 1888. |
105–108
|
| 26 |
53 |
Some Recent Evidence in favour of Impact. |
464–476
|
| 26 |
54 |
A New and Simple Graphic Method of projecting Occultations and Solar Eclipses not hitherto published. |
477–480
|
| 27 |
62 |
The Immortality of the Cosmos; being an Attempt to show that the Theory of the Dissipation of Energy is limited to Finite Portions of Space. |
538–545
|
| 27 |
63 |
Synoptic Statement of the Principles and Phenomena of Cosmic Impact: prepared for the Criticism of Scientific Men and Societies. |
545–553
|
| 27 |
64 |
On an Oversight in Croll's Mode of lengthening the Age of the Sun's Heat. |
558–559
|
