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... Earthbhine. —M. Janseen has succeeded in photographing the lumiere cendree, or earthshine on the moon when three days old. In the photograph the continents were to be distinguished clearly from the seas. This disposes of the view sometimes advanced ...
... and the oth.r jell shaded of. an craatitect.ent of lb times, the espmure lutid two to , eLonnihwith plates supplied by U. Lumiere. 'fa avoid the ruching of the by the breath of the operkt c is obliged to breathe through a pipe hvo: ih.,kpard dub); adjustment ...
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... each of which, w utnaudbyneumt-,mmnhmto be formed on the paper. It is mentioned by M. Guerout (who describes the a in La Lumiére M\'qu)fiuttholm:{m d,andt, dband {, v, and w, which are produ bz’mowmnh nrynfi_bdy different, are ted the same signs. ns of ...
... WWI; In style between Idoek 1 51— J. HOLLINGWORTE, WINE MIRCH•NT, LANE & CHALLIS, WINK AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. 11, HIGHSISICIT, LUMIER. CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING ROCK 86 1 . SPARKLING MOIMILLI MOUT EXHILARATING. THE NEW TEA, SAMARANG. “ARSOLUTZLY PURL” NOTICIL—TO ...
... Tne thing seems well nigh impossible, but at au exhibition of the Cinematoâ¢s grapne, 'invented by Messrs. A. and L. Lumiere, liivtu recently at the Mailboiough Hall, Begent-strc et, Ajouuon, photographs weie reproduced so as to form a moving animated ...
... stoek raising, breeding, dairy farming, the frozen meat trade, and agriculture general, which cannot fail to be of service to lumie-rs who are contemplating that Colony. The pamphlet also gives i’lformation respecting tha vanona trades and man.'tctoren practised ...
... at Obmwell ; Friday. Dec. 14, at °Weston ; Saturday, Dee. 15, at Thoresby Park—each day at a quarter before eleven. Mr. LUMI,Ers HOUNDS meet on Friday, Dee. 7, at Grove ; Monday, Dee. 10, at Scrnoby Inn ; Tuesday, Deo. 11, at Babworth ; Thursday, Dee ...
... went the length of declaring that M. Lippmann's process had been surpassed by a new invention, the author of which was M. Lumiere, jun. The announce. ment which was added to many of the reports, and which was to the effect that the problem of photographing ...
... method, and has never pretended to have invented any sew proems. What has been achieved, however, Is of scone importaece. M. Lumiere and non are, perbepa, amet expert nisaufacturers of photogrephio = i iz t l i have succeeded in =Moo thoioughly ie plates ...
... the rises 9 few hours before the sun, but fear there are few who off dull sleep io time to see it. This it what called the lumiere cendree, or ashlight of the moon. Its appearance used be taken as sn indication that the moon was phosphorescent, or possessed ...
... with no legs, to fulfil duties which can only be perfectly secure when they are perfectly sedentary. The society Foroe et Lumiere has got into hot water. Having hired last April a piece of ground for the trial of different kinds of electrio lights, it ...