A manual of electricity, magnetism and meteorology (1844)
Lardner, Dionysius, 1793-1859, Walker, Charles Vincent, 1812-1882 · London Longman, Brown, Green & Longmans · leaf 265
ays themselves were actually affected by a motion of Q 2 328 ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY. BOOK II. translation in a direction nearly horizontal, or if thismore vivid light was transferred from ray to ray, thesystem of rays themselves suffering no change of po-sition. The bow, thus presenting the… … times one and sometimes both of its extremities woulddesert the horizon, and then its folds would become morenumerous and marked, the bow would change its cha-racter, and assume the form of a long sheet of rays re-turning into itself, and consisting of several parts forminggraceful curves, as…
Atmospheric electricity · Electricity -- Early works to 1850 · Magnetism
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