...thing else respecting them is involved in profound mystery. From the whole of the facts M. Wartmann thinks that the most rational conclusion we can adopt...necessary for the production of the phenomena are renewed. The concluding part of the paper contains an account'of the different attempts which have been made...

...everything else respecting them is involved in profound mystery. Upon the whole of the facts, M. Wartmann thinks that the most rational conclusion we can adopt...for the production of the phenomena are renewed." An electro-magnetic theory of meteors, not restricted to shooting-stars, has also been proposed by...

...thing else respecting them is involved in profound mystery. From the whole of the facts M. Wartmann thinks that the most rational conclusion we can adopt...necessary for the production of the phenomena are renewed. The concluding part of the paper contains an account of the different attempts which have been made...

...everything else respecting them is involved in profound mystery. From the whole of the facts M. Wartmann thinks that the most rational conclusion we can adopt...electricity, or of some analogous matter, which takes place hi the celestial regions on every occasion in which the conditions necessary for the production of...

...everything else respecting them is involved in profound mystery. From the whole of the facts, M. Wartmann thinks that the most rational conclusion we can adopt...necessary for the production of the phenomena are renewed. The presumption in favor of the cosmical origin of the shooting stars are chiefly founded on their...

...thing else respecting them is involved in profound mystery. From the whole of the facts, M. Wartmann thinks that the most rational conclusion we can adopt is, that the meteors prohably owe their origin to the disengagement of electricity, or of some analogous matter, which takes...