61. Index My Garden Acquaintance Lowell, Percival (18551916) Noto, an UnexploredCorner of Japan The Soul of the Far East Lowndes, Marie http://www.changanyouth.xahu.edu.cn/pages/novel/L/

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62. The God Of War In America, Percival Lowell (18551916), a wealthy Bostonian who became obsessedwith the idea of life on Mars, built an observatory on Mars Hill (where else http://www.physics.hku.hk/~tboyce/sfseti/27war.html

The God of War Although this fiery and tempestuous image is hardly conducive to the existence of life, Mars has, nevertheless, fascinated mankind more than any other planet. At first glance, Mars seems very Earthlike: it is the nearest planet whose surface we can see; it has polar ice caps, drifting white clouds, raging dust storms, seasonally changing patterns on its surface and even a 24-hour day. It is thus tempting to think of it as an inhabited world and has consequently become a mythic figure onto which we have projected our earthly hopes and fears. canali , an Italian word for grooves or channels. Schiaparelli made no mention of the nature of these canali , but, unfortunately, the word was translated into English as canals , a word that implies man-made (or, in this case, Martian-made) constructions and thus a Mars mania swept across Europe and America. Mars as the Abode of Life (see excerpt in Reading 9: Lowell, Percival, Mars as the Abode of Life , Macmillan 1908). Is Mars Habitable? The War of the Worlds (1898), whose opening lines retain their haunting power to this day and reveal the strange blend of hope and fear that humans feel when considering the possibility of life elsewhere, a kind of elated paranoia.

63. Celestial Planisphere Manual -- BRIEF HISTORY AND NOTES OF THE EVOLUTION OF CELE 1909 Percival Lowell ( 18551916 ) fig.17 predicts the existence of Pluto,which was not found until 20 years later by Clyde Tombaugh. http://www.auralia.com/mapas/pages/015.htm

Manual containing 5,000 entries. to use Greenwich as their prime meridian. excellent photo of the comet of 1882. This inspires him to make a photographic catalogue of the Southern stars. With the help of J. C. Kapteyn he publishes a catalog three years later containing photographic plates with 454,875 stars from the south pole to lat.-18. not all countries accept the metric system, and a hundred years later it is still creating problems. fig.17 Percival Lowell and the 24 in. telescope he had built in 1894 sky, dividing the job among 18 observatories. The project is very ambitious, and although some observatories do their assigned jobs in the next couple of years, the grand "Carte du Ciel " is never completely finished . Its published in 1964 with 22,054 plates. New General Catalogue ( NGC ); it contains 13,000 entries including later supplements. later by Clyde Tombaugh. fig.18 Hubble space telescope the Andromeda and Triangulum "nebulas" and announces perhaps the most important discovery of this century: that these "nebulas" are not only outside our galaxy but that they are galaxies in and of themselves.

64. Ljudje V Planetarni Znanosti neobjavljene napovedi nekaj mesecev prej. Lowell, Percival 18551916.ameriški astronom. Podprl je nastanek Lowell Observatory http://www.kiss.uni-lj.si/~k4fg0152/devetplanetov/ljudje.html

Ljudje v planetarni znanosti Slovar izrazov je tukaj A B C ... H I J K L M N ... P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A A dams, John Couch Angle¹ki astronom in matematik, ki je pri starosti 24 let prvi napovedal polo¾aj planetarne mase za Uranom . ®al svoje napovedi ni izdal v pisni obliki. Galle je potrdil obstoj Neptuna na osnovi samostojnih izraèunov, ki jih je naredil Le Verrier . (njegova slika 4 kB jpeg Arago, Dominique Francois Jean francoski astronom in fizik ter direktor Pari¹kega observatorija , ki je odkril pojav nastanka magnetizma z rotacijo d'Arrest, Heinrich Louis Danski astronom, ki je pomagal Galleju pri prvih opazovanjih Neptuna . Ko sta dobila napovedan polo¾aj od Le Verrierja , sta Galle in d'Arrest zaèela iskati. Galle je gledal skozi okular in d'Arrest je gledal po karti in tako sta preiskovala nebo in preverjala, da je vsaka videna zvezda tudi na karti. Samo nekaj minut po zaèetku iskanja, se je d'Arrest zadrl: "Te zvezde ni na karti!" in si s tem zaslu¾il svoj prostor v zgodovinskih knjigah. (njegova slika 90 kB jpeg B Barnard, Edward Emerson

65. Hämäystä Ja Harhailua 9/1999 Ernst Haeckel innosti ystäväänsä Percival Lovellia (18551916) tämän tehdessä Innokaskehitysopin kannattaja Percival Lowell uskoi, että elämää oli http://www.luterilainen.com/taustaa/tausta9.htm

Pelottelua ulkoavaruuden olioilla Jotta voisimme ymmärtää tilannetta paremmin, on syytä mennä yli 100 vuotta ajassa taaksepäin. Darwinin kehitysopin merkittävä puolestapuhuja Ernst Haeckel innosti ystäväänsä Percival Lovellia (1855-1916) tämän tehdessä yli 20 vuotta jatkuneita seurantatutkimuksia Mars-tähden "kanavista". Ihmiset olivat innoissaan, kun kartat Marsin sadoista kanavista julkaistiin. Asiantuntijatkin uskoivat kanavien olemassaoloon vaikka kukaan muu ei niitä nähnyt. Asiasta kiinnostunut H. G. Wells kirjoitti v. 1898 "Maailmojen Sota"-teoksen, joka oli pohjana v. 1938 yhdysvaltalaiset sekasortoon saattaneelle kuunnelmalle. Jo vuonna 1840 itävaltalainen Gauss oli ehdottanut, että Saharaan kaivettaisiin suuria, yli 30 km läpimittaisia ympyröitä, jotka täytettäisiin bensiinillä. Palaes-saan nämä voitaisiin havaita aina Marsissa asti. Vuonna 1901 Ranskassa luvattiin 100 000 frangin palkkio sille, joka ensimmäisenä saa yhteyden avaruusolioihin. Muutama vuotta aikaisemmin yhdysvaltalainen fyysikko Nicolas Tesla oli lähettänyt Marsiin viestejä voimakkaiden radioaaltojen muodossa. Suurimpia yhteiskunnallisia saavutuksia on se, että Jumalan merkitys ja olemassaolo voidaan mitätöidä tieteen avulla. Hän toteaa: "Biologien tulee jatkuvasti pitää mielessä, että se mitä he näkevät ei ole suunniteltua vaan kehittynyttä."

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68. Issue 6 - SpaceTides Percival Lowell (18551916) was a wealthy American mathematician andastronomer who founded the Lowell Observatory in Arizona. He http://www.geocities.com/assabfn/spacetides/issues/issue_06.htm

Newsletter # 6 - 3 April 2001 www.spacetides.cjb.net Internet Newsletter of ASSA Bloemfontein Centre, South Africa http://www.geocities.com/assabfn IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE: 1) News from Boyden Observatory: In history: Options for a new site 2) In Spaceflight this week: Mars Odyssey Orbiter to launch this weekend! 3) Sky Observation and Astronomy: The Planet Mars 4) This week's question: Why 'Red Planet'? 5) Interesting Space Facts: Jumping of a moon... 6) Historical Notes: The Landing of the Vikings 7) Persons in the World of Astronomy: Percival Lowell 8) Weblinks MarsNews NEWS FROM BOYDEN OBSERVATORY: It was noted in the previous issue that an expedition was sent to South Africa in to investigate the possibility of moving Boyden Observatory from Peru to South Africa , where observing conditions would be better. This team travelled via Cape Town and Worcester to Hanover in the Western Cape, the first seriously considered sites for the Observatory. Expeditions to Bloemfontein Kimberley and even Harare were also made.

69. The Planet Mars: A History Of Observation And Discovery. Chapter 7: Lowell. Univ Book by William Sheehan includes a chapter devoted to Lowell and his theories about life on Mars. Includes a photo of the scientist. on the scene of Percival Lowell, of whom one of when Francis Cabot Lowell, Percival's greatgreat-uncle, decided grandfather, John Amory Lowell, Percival Lowell would later work and http://www.uapress.arizona.edu/online.bks/mars/chap07.htm

The Planet Mars: A History of Observation and Discovery William Sheehan Chapter 7 Lowell The next opposition of Mars after 1892 occurred on October 20, 1894. At 41 million miles (65 million km), Mars was slightly farther away from the Earth than it had been in 1892. But the greater distance was more than offset by the red planet's greater altitude in northern skies. Indeed, this proved to be one of the most memorable oppositions in the history of Martian exploration-not least because of the emergence on the scene of Percival Lowell, of whom one of his biographers rightly said that "of all the men through history who have posed questions and proposed answers about Mars, [he was] the most influential and by all odds the most controversial." Ideas about Martian life had been floated by Schiaparelli, Flammarion, and others, but it was left to Lowell to fashion them into a coherent whole. Percival Lowell was born in Boston on March 13, 1855, the eldest son of Augustus and Katharine Bigelow Lowell (fig. 12). There was blue blood on both sides of the family. An ancestor, Percival Lowle, had come to what later became known as Newbury, Massachusetts, in 1639. A Bristol merchant, Lowle had followed John Winthrop, the "Lodestone of America," to the Massachusetts Bay Colony at the advanced age of sixty-seven-an undertaking that attests to the almost manic energy that characterized many of his descendants as well. In addition to their energy, the Lowells tended to exhibit talents for mathematics and literature. Percival Lowell had both in unusual degree, as well as a personal magnetism that many who knew him remarked. Thus journalist Ferris Greenslet wrote: "This reporter has met many of the so-called great men of his time, but none with a more potent personal quality than Percival Lowell. He agrees with another witness that one felt it before, or almost before, he entered the room. It was as if one had been suddenly deposited in a powerful magnetic field."

70. Percival Lowell Lowell, Percival (1855 1916), American astronomer, was born at Boston, Mass.. 1855 He Graduated from Harvard in 1876 and then engaged in business. http://www.av.qnet.com/~acarnahan/sci/plowell.html

LOWELL, PERCIVAL (1855 - 1916), American astronomer, was born at Boston, Mass.. March 13. 1855 He Graduated from Harvard in 1876 and then engaged in business. He began to specialize in astronomy in 1894 and established the Lowell Observatory at Flagstaff, Ariz., for the purpose of exhaustive planetary research. He was particularly interested in observing Mars and wrote books such as Mars us the Abode of Life (1908), urging that the Martian canals represented vegetation along artificial waterways. Later the canals were photographed. Lowell became the leading authority on Mars, and maintained that all evidence pointed to the existence of life on Mars. He assiduously observed Mercury and Venus, but his greatest contribution was the announcement of a probable trans-Neptunian planet. Lowell and W. H. Pickering , working independently, predicted the position of this planet, which in 1930 was announced as Pluto. He died at Flagstaff, Ariz., Nov. 12, l916. Back to Hyper Leap Past page........

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73. Lowell, Percival Lowell, Percival. Lowell, Percival, 1855–1916, American astronomer, b. Boston,grad. Harvard, 1876; brother of Abbott Lawrence Lowell and Amy Lowell. http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0830477

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74. Pluto Pluto was predicted by calculation when Percival Lowell (1855–1916)noticed irregularities in the orbits of Uranus and Neptune. http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/ipa/A0004498

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Founder of the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona, strong supporter of the theory of canals on the planet Mars, first to realize the possibility of a ninth planet beyond the orbit of Neptune. Percival Lowell was born in 1855 to a distinguished New England family. His younger brother was president of Harvard University and his sister was a well-known writer. Lowell also attended Harvard and graduated in 1876 with a distinction in mathematics. After traveling in the Far East for a number of years, he eventually developed a fond interest in astronomy. He was particularly interested in Mars and its "canals" that had supposedly been discovered by the Italian astronomer, Schaparelli. In 1894, Lowell founded the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. The observatory was ideally situated at an altitude of 7000 feet. The high altitude combined with the dry desert air made this site ideal for observing Mars, which was at that time very close to the Earth. Lowell observed the red planet for 15 years. He made intricate and detailed drawings of the planet's surface showing a complex network of intersecting lines and dark regions. Lowell believed these lines to be canals built by an advanced civilization of intelligent beings. He asserted that these canals were being used by a desperate race to transport precious water from the planet's icy poles. The dark regions were believed to be oases of green vegetation made possible by the irrigating canals. Lowell published these theories in three books:

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78. Biography Of Percival Lowell Percival Lowell 1855 1916. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, PercivalLowell came from a distinguished New England family. His younger http://astronomy.wakaf.net/people/htm/lowell.htm

Free Web space and hosting - wakaf.net Percival Lowell Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Percival Lowell came from a distinguished New England family. His younger brother Abbott became the president of Harvard University, and his sister Amy was a well-known poet and critic of the time. After his graduation from Harvard in 1876, with distinction in mathematics, he traveled for a number of years throughout the Far East before settling down to a career in astronomy. Between 1877 and 1893 Lowell traveled extensively in Japan and Korea and later wrote books about East Asia and his travels. Mars Mars and Its Canals and Mars as the Abode of Life (1908). The canals, as we now know, were the chance alignment of dark and light patches that the eye tends to string together into lines. From 1902 until his death, he was a nonresident professor of astronomy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where he wrote two more books on his views of a Trans-Netunian planet: Memoir on a Trans-Neptunian Planet (1915), and

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