On a remarkable depression of the barometer in November 1840, agreeing very closely in its movements and results with that of December 1821 | Zendy

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On a remarkable depression of the barometer in November 1840, agreeing very closely in its movements and results with that of December 1821

Author(s) -

Luke Howard

Publication year - 1843

Publication title -

abstracts of the papers printed in the philosophical transactions of the royal society of london

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2053-9142

pISSN - 0365-5695

DOI - 10.1098/rspl.1837.0151

Subject(s) - barometer , declination , depression (economics) , period (music) , object (grammar) , climatology , interval (graph theory) , history , meteorology , geography , geodesy , geology , mathematics , art , physics , keynesian economics , artificial intelligence , astronomy , computer science , aesthetics , economics , combinatorics

The object of the author in the present paper is to show the close correspondence of the extraordinary depression of the barometer in the months of October and November of last year (1840), and of the remarkably stormy weather which prevailed at the same period, with similar phenomena occurring in December 1821, when the moon’s place in declination underwent the same changes during those two periods, at an interval of nineteen years.

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