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62. MARS By Percival Lowell. Map Plus Index Of Named Features Translate this page Lacus 283 Mare Icarium 284 Acheron 285 Mare Erythraeum 286 Ophir 287Ausonia 288 Daphne This is the end of MARS by percival lowell. http://www.bootlegbooks.com/NonFiction/Lowell/Mars/map.html

Go to appendix Index to above map arranged alphabetically or arranged numerically ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY REGIONS No. Name 100 Aonius Sinus 7 Argyre 168 Atlantis 15 Aurorae Sinus 287 Ausonia 4 Dencalionis Regio 268 Edom Promontorium 194 Elysium 1 Fastigium Aryn 229 Hadriaticum Mare 240 Hammonis Cornu 275 Hellas 211 Hesperia 205 Isidis Regio 236 Japygia 225 Lemuria 207 Libya 176 Mare Chronium 165 Mare Cimmerium 285 Mare Erythraeum 283 Mare Icarium 173 Mare Sirenum 210 Mare Tyrrhenum 20 Margaritifer Sinus 103 Memnonia 6 Noachis 277 Oenotria 88 Ogygis Regio 286 Ophir 9 Protei Regio 5 Pyrrhae Regio 3 Sabaeus Sinus 2 Socratis Promontorium 233 Syrtis Major 237 Solis Promontorium 209 Syrtis Parva 27 Tempe 92 Thyle I. 177 Thyle II. 267 Xisuthri CANALS OASES ARRANGED NUMERICALLY This is the end of MARS by Percival Lowell

63. Books By Percival Lowell Author percival lowell Entry 1409 The Soul of the Far East note 1 http://www.gutenberg.org/index/by-author/lo12.html

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64. Newbury Ancestors - Lowell John lowell, percival's older son, his wife Mary Gooch, and their four children wereaboard the Jonathan. Mary died when her fifth child was born soon after http://www.rootsweb.com/~maessex/newbury/lowellp.htm

Percival Lowell In 1639 Percival Lowell sailed from Bristol, England, for Newbury, MA on the "Jonathan." Percival, considered an old man at the age of sixty-eight, brought his entire family to Newbury. They reached Boston 23 June 1639 after a voyage of nine weeks. There was his wife Rebecca, surname unknown, their three grown children: John, Richard, and Joanna; spouses of their children; several grandchildren; and a few business associates. Among those who chose to accompany the Lowells to Newbury were Richard Dole, apprentice to John Lowell; William Gerrish, business associate and later to become his son-in-law; and Anthony Somerby, his clerk. Later Anthony Somerby became Newbury's first schoolmaster, serving for nearly fifty years. Upon arrival, Percival contributed fifty pounds to the common stock and received one hundred acres of marsh and meadow land. He later added to this by purchasing more land. The Newbury Public Library stands on land once owned by the Lowells. As Percival Lowell had been a merchant in England, he and his sons soon established the same type business in Newbury. However, because of his age, Percival took little active part in business or community affairs. He left most of that to his sons and son-in-law. He did, however, continue to oversee to his business needs, attend church regularly, read books, write poetry, and enjoy his family. John Lowell, Percival's older son, his wife Mary Gooch, and their four children were aboard the "Jonathan." Mary died when her fifth child was born soon after her arrival in Newbury. The following year John married Elizabeth Goodale. She and John had three children. John took a most active part in the family business and began almost immediately to take a prominent part in public affairs. But he died 10 July 1647, thus leaving much promise unfulfilled.

65. Percival Lowell, Astronomer percival lowell, Astronomer. Undoubtedly the greatest believer and promoter ofMartian canals was percival lowell, astronomer and brilliant mathematician. http://www.hunterian.gla.ac.uk/Archives/mars/percivallowell.html

Percival Lowell, Astronomer Undoubtedly the greatest believer and promoter of Martian canals was Percival Lowell, astronomer and brilliant mathematician. He belonged to a late nineteenth century Boston family of considerable social status. The Lowell family was extremely wealthy, so much so that Lowell totally financed the observatory at Flagstaff, Arizona, which now bears his name. That kind of wealth in nineteenth century Boston set you apart completely from most other humans. A contemporary jingle runs: So this is dear old Boston, The home of the bean and the cod, Where Lowells talk only to Cabots And Cabots talk only to God! There can be no doubt that Lowell was an accomplished mathematician. His calculations concerning gravitational perturbations to the movement of the planet Neptune, paved the way towards the discovery of the planet Pluto, some 14 years after Lowell's death. When it came to Mars, however, things were quite different. Undoubtedly Lowell was influenced by Schiaparelli. Yet he believed increasingly that the geometrical patterns he maintained he could see on Mars were the work of intelligent beings, irrigating on a truly vast scale, a vegetation whose seasonal reawakening spread from the poles to the equator. He published a number of very popular books on the subject which enjoyed great influence and success. Lowell's maps of Mars became more geometrical. Even at the height of the popularity of the Martian canals theory around the turn of the century there were a few experienced and keen sighted observers who would have none of it. Eugene Antoniardi was one such astronomer, blessed with acute vision and with access to the finest telescopes in Europe, situated at altitudes where atmospheric 'seeing' conditions were at their best. At close oppositions when through the most powerful instruments, Mars can look no better that a 'shaky' golf ball held at arms length. Antoniardi maintained that Lowell had been on the verge of seeing true fine detail but he ended up 'joining the dots'

66. Anamizu And Percival Lowell Anamizu and percival lowell. By Masaki Okamoto. February, 1996. In myprefecture there is a city which has a festival named after percival http://www2.gol.com/users/stever/lowell.htm

Anamizu and Percival Lowell By Masaki Okamoto February, 1996 In my prefecture there is a city which has a festival named after Percival Lowell, who is very famous for his mathematical contribution to Clyde Tombaugh's discovery of Pluto in 1930. The city is Anamizu, located in the center of Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa prefecture, and the name of the festival is the "Lowell Festival" which is held at the beginning of May each year. Why did Anamizu City make such a festival? The American astronomer visited there in May, 1889 and published a book about the journey to the "then" remote fishing village and port. About 100 years later the city government decided to commemorate his arrival. In 1981 Masaaki Miyazaki, a college lecturer in Kanazawa, published the Japanese version of Percival Lowell's Noto : An Unexplored Corner of Japan . The book, describing a foreign tourist's travel in "Lost" Japan, became very popular in the prefecture and was awarded the Kanazawa Civic Literature Prize by the Kanazawa city government, which led to the Anamizu city's decision. Anamizu is also designated by the Environmental Ministry as "the city which has the most beautiful night skies in Japan", and calls itself "Star City." The people living in the area can still enjoy being with beautiful Nature around them. They want to keep it as it is.

67. Percival Lowell - AnsMe.com Dictionary (define) Dictionary percival lowell. Definition for percival lowell. percivallowell (noun) -. 1. United States astronomer whose studies of http://define.ansme.com/words/p/percival_lowell.html

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68. Harvard University Press/Percival Lowell/Reviews Reviews of percival lowell The Culture and Science of a Boston Brahminby David Strauss, published by Harvard University Press. http://www.hup.harvard.edu/reviews/STRPER_R.html

David Strauss is Professor of History, Kalamazoo College Percival Lowell The Culture and Science of a Boston Brahmin David Strauss "This well-tempered biography of the noted astronomer places Percival Lowell's scientific and cultural pursuits in the context of his rebellion against the parochialism and increasing irrelevancy of the Boston Brahmin worldview...Strung like a harp, aloof, and confident to the point of arrogance...Lowell harvested little but ridicule from his crude hierarchy of races, his assertion that there was life on Mars, and his quest for Planet X...It would be easy to simply deride this blustering figure, but Strauss takes a harder, more fulfilling approach, appreciating Lowell's ability to stir major scientific and cultural controversy while clarifying just why he was so often wrong." Kirkus Reviews In the history of planetary astronomy, Lowell will be always remembered for the cranky conviction that Mars had canals and, hence, intelligent life. Rather than view Lowell through the prism of his projects, Strauss portrays him as a sort of freelance repudiator, though still a psychological captive, of late-nineteenth-century Boston's wealthy circles...The biography opens a portal into Lowell's mind. Gilbert Taylor

69. Early In The Century, Astronomer Percival Lowell Studied MARTIANS Burkhead. Early in the century, astronomer percival lowell studied.MARTIANS. It may be the planet Venus you see in the night sky, when http://www.iuinfo.indiana.edu/HomePages/103098/text/martians.htm

Burkhead Early in the century, astronomer Percival Lowell studied MARTIANS It may be the planet Venus you see in the night sky, when autumn darkness falls early and clear, but then again.... By Susan Williams What is a UFO? "For me, it means exactly what it says unidentified flying object," said Martin Burkhead, emeritus professor of astronomy at IU Bloomington, who specializes not only in the physical aspects of the universe, but its mythology as well. "I get many calls especially this time of year and in the spring," he said. "It's as if with darkness coming earlier in the fall or the sky suddenly becoming clear in the spring after months of clouds, people are drawn to look at the sky, and they are unable to explain what they see." Burkhead said that many sightings are obvious. Venus, he explained, is visible even in a clear, day-time sky. And if you know where to look, the space station Mir can be seen moving brightly and quickly across the starry night-time dome. "When I'm called," Burkhead said, "I take the sightings seriously and try to figure out what is being seen. Sometimes it's easy, sometimes not. In most cases, in my own mind but maybe not the caller's I have been reasonably certain of my identification. Occasionally, I can't figure out what is being seen. "I spend as much time as anyone outside in the night, and I occasionally spot something and say, 'What in the world was that?' No problem it's a UFO."

70. Mars As The Abode Of Life By Percival Lowell MARS. by percival lowell. http://members.aol.com/brohanpress/mars_1897.html

MARS by Percival Lowell ORDER INFO CONTENTS Summary Incredible analysis of the planet Mars. The book is fully illustrated with black and white diagrams of Mars from numerous angles and extensive mathematical proofs in the "notes" section. The author is well ahead of his time in his analysis of life on Mars. This book was originally published in 1895 and this is a facsimile reprint of the third edition, published 1897, including black and white illustrations. The first of three works on Mars by Lowell. An incredible work of interest to astronomers, Science fiction buffs and anyone interested in UFOs, life on Mars or other planets and even philiosopy. Order Information Secure Transaction Price: $35 Shipping: $3.00 bookrate $4.50 priority (within USA) webmaster Brohan Press

71. MARS By Percival Lowell 1897 Book About The Planet Mars MARS. percival lowell. ORDER INFO CONTENTS Contents. Preface, I. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS,page 1. 1. As a Star 2. Orbit 3. Size and Shape, II ATMOSPHERE, page 31. http://members.aol.com/brohanpress/mars_1897_contents.html

MARS Percival Lowell ORDER INFO CONTENTS Contents Preface I. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS page 1 1. As a Star 2. Orbit 3. Size and Shape II ATMOSPHERE page 31 1. Evidence of it 2. Clouds III. WATER page 76 1. The Polar Cap 2. Areography 3. Seas IV CANALS page 129 1. First Appearances 2. Map and Catalogue 3. Artificiality 4. Development V. Oases page 176 1. Spots in the Light Regions 2. Double Canals 3. Spots in the Dark Regions VI CONCLUSION page 201 APPENDIX page 213 INDEX Page 223 BACK TO TITLE PAGE TOP OF PAGE

72. The Soul Of The Far East By Percival Lowell Online book.Category Arts Literature Authors L lowell, percival......The Soul of the Far East by percival lowell Hypertext Meanings andCommentaries from the Encyclopedia of the Self by Mark Zimmerman. http://encyclopediaindex.com/b/sofre10.htm

The Soul of the Far East by Percival Lowell Hypertext Meanings and Commentaries from the Encyclopedia of the Self by Mark Zimmerman The Soul of the Far East by Percival Lowell Contents Chapter 1. Individuality Chapter 2. Family Chapter 3. Adoption Chapter 4. Language Chapter 5. Nature and Art Chapter 6. Art Chapter 7. Religion Chapter 8. Imagination Chapter 1. Individuality. The boyish belief that on the other side of our globe all things are of necessity upside down is startlingly brought back to the man when he first sets foot at Yokohama. If his initial glance does not, to be sure, disclose the natives in the every-day feat of standing calmly on their heads, an attitude which his youthful imagination conceived to be a necessary consequence of their geographical position, it does at least reveal them looking at the world as if from the standpoint of that eccentric posture. For they seem to him to see everything topsy-turvy. Whether it be that their antipodal situation has affected their brains, or whether it is the mind of the observer himself that has hitherto been wrong in undertaking to rectify the inverted pictures presented by his retina, the result, at all events

73. DINO - Language: Englisch - Arts - Literature - Authors - L - Lowell, Percival lowell, percival lowell, percival, Sprache/Language. Related Categories, http://www.dino-online.de/dino_page_1527099b3b8e8effed451d8ed3a339e0.html

Suche Profi-Suche Katalog Video ... Produkte Suchen: Web-Seiten Video Audio Bilder Produkte Schon gewusst? Hier suchen Sie in 2 Milliarden Webseiten. Live-Suche: Was suchen andere Dino-Besucher? You are here: DINO Language Englisch Arts ... L Lowell, Percival Lowell, Percival Sprache/Language Related Categories DINO - Language: Englisch - Science - Astronomy - History Websites Lowell, Percival (1855 - 1916) - Short biography from A Dictionary of Scientists, Oxford University Press, focused on his work in astronomy. http://www.xrefer.com/entry/494816 [Verwandte Websites] Mars, by Percival Lowell, 1895 - Astronomer Lowell did not consider this a work of fiction, let alone science fiction, when he first published it over a hundred years ago, but it worked out that way. HTTP://www.bibliomania.com/NonFiction/Lowell/Mars/index.html [Verwandte Websites] Percival Lowell - Biography from Lowell Observatory, with photos. http://www.lowell.edu/AboutLowell/plowell.html [Verwandte Websites] Percival Lowell (1855-1916) - Short biography. http://www.physics.gmu.edu/classinfo/astr228/CourseNotes/ECText/Bios/lowell.htm

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75. MARS By Percival Lowell. Lowells' Maps Of Mars MARS by percival lowell. lowells' maps of Mars http://blueox.uoregon.edu/~jimbrau/astr121/Notes/Mars/Lowellmaps.html

MARS by Percival Lowell. Lowells' maps of Mars:

76. Encyclopædia Britannica lowell, percival percival lowellAmerican astronomer who predicted the existenceof the planet Pluto and initiated the search that ended in its discovery. http://search.britannica.com/search?query=Carey Lowell

77. History Of Astronomy: What's New At This Site On July 13, 1999 Kuiper, Gerard Peter (19051973) Very short biography and links.L lowell, percival (1855-1916) percival lowell's resting place at http://www.astro.uni-bonn.de/~pbrosche/new/new990713.html

History of Astronomy What's new History of Astronomy: What's new at this site on July 13, 1999 Several URLs have been updated. Welcome / About Site map (complete Table of Contents) updated Citation Index updated Dead Links updated Acknowledgements updated History of astronomy Observatories and other places Birr , Ireland Birr Castle Demesne (Homepage) Persons A Apian [Apianus; Bienewitz; Bennewitz], Peter [Petrus] (1495-1552) Cosmographia: A Close Encounter On Petrus Apianus' Cosmographia (1533), edited and enlarged by Gemma Frisius, and on cosmography in general. Includes short biographies of both authors. G Gemma Frisius, Reiner [Regner, Regnier] (1508-1555) Cosmographia: A Close Encounter On Petrus Apianus' Cosmographia (1533), edited and enlarged by Gemma Frisius, and on cosmography in general. Includes short biographies of both authors. K Kennedy, Alexander Lorimer (1889-?) Very short biographical data and bibliography King, Phillip Parker (1791-1856) Short biography Very short biography Mentions that he had a small [astronomical?] observatory. Kuiper, Gerard Peter (1905-1973)

78. Percival Lowell Translate this page percival lowell. percival lowell, (Boston, 1855-Flagstaff, Arizona, 1916), astrónomoestadounidense que realizó observaciones significativas de los planetas. http://averroes.cec.junta-andalucia.es/recursos_informaticos/concurso01/alumnado

Percival Lowell Entre sus obras se encuentran Mars and Its Canals (Marte y sus canales, 1906) y The Genesis of the Planets (Génesis de los planetas, 1916).

79. RASC Library - Author Index - Alphabet L lowell, percival, Mars, Mars, 523.43 L, Boston Houghton, Mifflin, 1895, 0, 23cm.lowell, percival, Mars as the Abode of Life, Mars, 523.43 L, New York MacMillan,1910, 0, http://www.rasc.ca/library/libal.htm

The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada Library Author Index - Alphabet L Home Library A B ... Z Author Title Subject heading Out Dewey Note Publisher Lyear L.C. Notes Labuhn, F. et al New Techniques in Space Astronomy unclassified 629.4 L New York: Springer Verlag By: Labuhn, F., and Luest, R. Lamb, Horace A Treatise on the Mathematical Theory of the Motion of Fluids unclassified 532.5 L Cambridge: Cambridge University Press Lamb, Horace Higher Mechanics unclassified 531 L Cambridge: University Press Lamb, Richard H. unclassified 523.89 L Buffalo: Richard H. Lampkin Lampkin, Richard H. Naked Eye Stars unclassified 524 L New York: Richard H. Lampkin Author Title Subject heading Out Dewey Note Publisher Lyear L.C. Notes Langley, Samuel Pierpont The New Astronomy unclassified 523 L Boston and N.Y.: Houghton, Mifflin and Company Lardner, Dionysius Popular Astronomy unclassified 523 L London: Walton and Maberly Larmor, Joseph Aether and Matter unclassified 530.1 L Cambridge: Cambridge University Press Larsen, Egon The Cavendish Laboratory unclassified 539.028 L London: Edmund Ward Laustsen, D. (ed.) et al

80. Percival Lowell Translate this page percival lowell (1855 - 1916). http://www.pianeta-marte.it/nasce_aerografia/lowell/percival_lowell.htm

Percival Lowell (1855 - 1916) home page back canali di Marte, convinsero il brillante scrittore ed uomo d'affari americano Percival Lowell, ad abbandonare la propria attività diplomatica, (era al tempo ambasciatore in Giappone) per dedicarsi completamente allo studio di Marte e dei pianeti. I canali di Marte pubblicati su "L'Illustration" del 9 aprile 1910. Disegni eseguiti (da sinistra) l' 8 maggio; il 30 settembre; il 31 ottobre e il 6 dicembre Da qual momento Marte venne sottoposto a rigorose e sistematiche osservazioni, e le carte ottenute da Lowell, e i suoi collaboratori, diventarono fra le migliori in circolazione, e comunemente utilizzate in Europa, anche se in contraddizione con quelle eseguite da Antoniadi . Dalle proprie osservazioni dei canali teoria dei marziani , inoltre, ci pensarono anche i primi scrittori di fantascienza. Nel 1898 G.H. Wells pubblicò The war of the World gli omini verdi E' doveroso ricordare l'astronomo non solo per i canali ma, sopratutto, per gli ottimi risultati raggiunti con i propri collaboratori in vari campi dell'astronomia. Fu un suo merito se, incoraggiando Vesto Slipher a perseverare, questi riuscì a compiere quelle ricerche che lo avrebbero condotto a scoprire lo "spostamento verso il rosso

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