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Reproduction of the original: Sounding the Ocean of Air by A. Lawrence Rotch

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Excerpt from The Conquest of the Air: Or the Advent of Aërial NavigationThe final conquest of the air by man finds no popular and, at the same time, scientific account, in English, of its accomplishment. While the rapid progress which is daily being made in aérial navigation necessarily renders any permanent record of the latest achieve ments impossible, yet the epoch when mechan ical ¿ight was demonstrated to the world seems opportune to chro...

Excerpt from Sounding the Ocean of Air: Being Six Lectures, Delivered Before the Lowell Institute of Boston in December 1898And strengthening it they are re¿ected and detach all the particles they can carry away, vapours descend and rise again, the winds come empty and return laden with spoil, animals breathe in from above this vital ¿uid which animates them, and the earth sends it back to its source as if She would fill the void by this means...

Excerpt from An Account of the Foundation and Work of the Blue Hill: Meteorological ObservatoryTri-daily eye observations at 7 A. M., 3 and 11 P. M., synchronous with and similar to those of the Signal Service, were begun Feb. 1, 1885, and continued until April 1, 1886, without an omission. In one case, only, was an observation taken an hour late. A summary of these observations for the year ending Jan. 31, 1886, together with the summary of t...

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Excerpt from An Account of the Foundation and Work of the Blue Hill: Meteorological Observatory The value of observations taken at moderate elevations is attested by the increasing number of mountain observatories in Europe... As Blue Hill has the first private observatory of the kind in this country, we shall look with especial interest for the results of studies based upon its records." The original plan was to use the Observatory on Blue ...

Excerpt from Sounding the Ocean of Air: Being Six Lectures, Delivered Before the Lowell Institute of Boston in December 1898 And strengthening it they are re¿ected and detach all the particles they can carry away, vapours descend and rise again, the winds come empty and return laden with spoil, animals breathe in from above this vital ¿uid which animates them, and the earth sends it back to its source as if she would fill the void by this mea...

Excerpt from The Conquest of the Air: Or the Advent of Aërial Navigation The final conquest of the air by man finds no popular and, at the same time, scientific account, in English, of its accomplishment. While the rapid progress which is daily being made in aerial navigation necessarily renders any permanent record of the latest achievements impossible, yet the epoch when mechanical flight was demonstrated to the world seems opportune to chr...