41. - Quotations james glaisher (7 Apr 1809 7 Feb 1903) james glaisher (1871). October 9, 1863.Always, however great the height of the balloon, when I have seen the http://www.todayinsci.com/G/Glaisher_James/GlaisherJamesQuotations.htm

Visit our new gallery of Perpetual Motion Machines through the centuries (source) James Glaisher (7 Apr 1809 - 7 Feb 1903) English meteorologist and aeronaut. Between 1862-66, mostly with Henry Tracey Coxwell as pilot, he made balloon ascents, many of which were arranged by a committee of the British Association. The object was to carry out scientific observations such as the variation in temperature and humidity of the atmosphere at high elevations. Excerpt from Travels in the Air James Glaisher (1871) October 9, 1863 Towns and cities, when viewed from the balloon are like models in motion. I shall always remember the ascent of 9th October, 1863, when we passed over London about sunset. At the time when we were 7,000 feet high, and directly over London Bridge, the scene around was one that cannot probably be equalled in the world. We were still so low as not to have lost sight of the details of the spectacle which presented itself to our eyes; and with one glance the homes of 3,000,000 people could be seen, and so distinct was the view, that every large building was easily distinguishable. In fact, the whole of London was visible, and some parts most clearly. All round, the suburbs were also very distinct, with their lines of detached villas, imbedded as it were in a mass of shrubs; beyond, the country was like a garden, its fields, well marked, becoming smaller and smaller as the eye wandered farther and farther away. Again looking down, there was the Thames, throughout its whole length, without the slightest mist, dotted over its winding course with innumerable ships and steamboats, like moving toys. Gravesend was visible, also the mouth of the Thames, and the coast around as far as Norfolk. The southern shore of the mouth of the Thames was not so clear, but the sea beyond was seen for many miles; when at a higher elevation, I looked for the coast of France, but was unable to see it. On looking round, the eye was arrested by the garden-like appearance of the county of Kent, till again London claimed yet more careful attention.

42. Imago Mundi - James Glaisher. Translate this page glaisher, james (1809-1903) - Météorologiste né à Londres le 7 avril 1809, étaitmembre de la Royal Society (1849). On lui doit des études sur la haute http://www.cosmovisions.com/Glaisher.htm

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43. Biografia De Glaisher, James Translate this page glaisher, james. (Londres, 1809-Croydon, 1903) Meteorólogo británico. Trabajó enel Observatorio de Greenwich, fue miembro de la Royal Society y cofundador http://www.biografiasyvidas.com/biografia/g/glaisher.htm

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44. James Glaisher (1809-1903), Astronomer And Meteorologist National Portrait Gallery, list of portraits for james glaisher including jamesglaisher by Maull Polyblank, james glaisher; Henry Tracey Coxwell by http://www.npg.org.uk/live/search/person.asp?LinkID=mp01791

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46. James Glaisher. ‘Travels In The Air’ james glaisher (1822–1911) Extract from Travels in the Air (1871). October 9,1863 Always, however great the height of the balloon, when I have seen the http://www.cf.ac.uk/encap/skilton/nonfic/glaish01.html

J AMES G LAISHER Extract from Travels in the Air October 9, 1863 Smoke, thin and blue, was curling from it, and slowly moving away in beautiful curves, from all except one part, south of the Thames, where it was less blue and seemed more dense, till the cause became evident; it was mixed with mist rising from the ground, the southern limit of which was bounded by an even line, doubtless indicating the meeting of the subsoils of gravel and clay. The whole scene was surmounted by a canopy of blue, everywhere free from cloud, except near the horizon, where a band of cumulus and stratus extended all round, forming a fitting boundary to such a glorious view. As seen from the earth, the sunset this evening was described as fine, the air being clear and the shadows well defined; but, as we rose to view it and its effects, the golden hues increased in intensity; their richness decreased as the distance from the sun increased, both right and left; but still as far as 90° from the sun, rose-coloured clouds extended. The remainder of the circle was completed, for the most part, by pure white cumulus of well-rounded and symmetrical forms. Last modified

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48. RAS LETTERS Damoiseau—Kupffer - Royal Astronomical Society glaisher, james 44,2; 47,1; 48,4; 49,2; 50,3; 51,1; 54,1; 64,1; 65,1; 66,1; glaisher, james Whitbread Lee 73,2; 75,1; 77,15; 78,21; 79,8; 80,25; 81,38; http://www.ras.org.uk/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=107

49. RAS MSS Baily—Glaisher glaisher Letters and papers of james glaisher (1809–1903) (see 1–6). and of jamesWhitbread Lee glaisher (1848–1928) (see 7–11). http://www.ras.org.uk/html/library/ArchiveMS/mss1.html

1. Correspondence. Letters to Baily, arranged alphabetically by correspondents, who include: Mem., Earth: 6 vols. See Mem., xiv. There are two series of experiments (3 vols each) on printed forms: Mem., xiv.) Mem., 7.1. On a remarkable phenomenon that occurs in total and annular eclipses of the Sun. See Mem., 7.2. Loose papers related to 7.1. 7.3. Printed copies of 7.1. 8.1. On the proper motion of the fixed stars ... Read Decem: 9th 1831. See Mem., Mem., MN, iii, 8, 29. 12.1. Some account of the Astronomical Observations made by Dr. Edmund Halley, at the Royal Observatory at Greenwich. See Mem., 12.2. Miscellaneous notes concerning Halley. 16. General Catalogue [of the principal Stars]. Reduced to Jan. 1. 1830. See Mem., MN, lxvii, 316. 8. Miscellaneous loose pages of observations and notes. 1. Drawings of Mars, 1875, 7. 3. Reduction of the circle observations, 1834. 4. Various loose drawings and diagrams.

50. The Darwin Correspondence Online Database james glaisher, 1809–1903. For a list of all references in the database, includinga list of any letters exchanged with Charles Darwin, click on Refs http://darwin.lib.cam.ac.uk/perl/nav?pclass=name;pkey=Glaisher, James

51. The Darwin Correspondence Online Database Click here for a list of database entries referring to Smith, james. Marsh,james Low, james glaisher, james Price, james Ball, james Smith, http://darwin.lib.cam.ac.uk/perl/nav?class=name;term=Smith, James

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54. INDEX OF NAMES glaisher, james WL (England, 18481928) and binomials mod k, 870 Gleick, james W.(USA, 1954- ) and chaos theory, 972 Gödel, Kurt F. (Austria/USA, http://www.wolframscience.com/nksonline/index/names/f-j.html?SearchIndex=Hilbert

55. Gh-Gz glaisher, james WL (England, 18481928) and binomials mod k, 870 Glarefilters (polarizers), 1064 Glass (material) as amorphous material, 994 http://www.wolframscience.com/nksonline/index/gh-gz.html

INDEX A B C D ... F G H I J K ... G-Gi Gh-Gz Gh-Gz Gibbs, J. Willard (USA, 1839-1903) and statistical mechanics, Gibbs phenomenon and experimental math, and image compression, Gibbs-Thomson effect GIF compression Gila monster pigmentation pattern of, Gilbreth, Frank B. (USA, 1868-1924) and causal networks, Gilbreth, Lillian E. M. (USA, 1878-1972) and causal networks, Gilgamesh, Epic of Ginger leaves Giraffe pigmentation pattern of, Girth of networks, Glaisher, James W. L. (England, 1848-1928) and binomials mod k, Glare filters (polarizers) Glass (material) as amorphous material, fracture in, Gleick, James W. (USA, 1954- ) and chaos theory, Glider gun in code 1329, in Game of Life, in rule 110, Gliders in continuous CAs, and emulation of Nand, in Game of Life, in rule 110, see also Localized structures Global minima Global Positioning System see GPS Globular clusters and thermodynamics, Glueballs (in QCD) Gluons (in QCD) confinement of, Glycerine viscosity of

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57. Lexikon James Glaisher james glaisher aus der freien EnzyklopädieWikipedia und steht unter der GNU Lizenz. Die Liste der Autoren ist http://lexikon.freenet.de/James_Glaisher

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58. London Plaques : Blue Plaques : Research & Conservation : English Heritage glaisher, james (18091903), Astronomer, Meteorologist and Pioneer of weatherforecasting, lived here. 20 Dartmouth Hill, SE10 Lewisham 1974 http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.001002006005/chooseLetter/G

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60. Bibliography glaisher, james Whitbread Lee, 18481928, Mathematical papers, chiefly connectedwith the q-series in elliptic functions, 1883-1885, Cambridg http://www.library.cornell.edu/math/bibliography/display.cgi?start=G&

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