The reason why : $b a careful collection of many hundreds of reasons for things which, though generally believed, are imperfectly understood. A book of condensed scientific knowledge for the million — John Stuart Mill — John Shaqi
The reason why : $b a careful collection of many hundreds of reasons for things which, though generally believed, are imperfectly understood. A book of condensed scientific knowledge for the million
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Echoes, why do some change the tone and quantity of sounds, 744
Echoes, why are there sometimes several to one sound, 745
Echoes, are they caused only by distant objects, 746
Echoes, what are they, 741
Electricity, what is it, 561
Electricity, why is it so called, 562
Electric fluid, why is it so called, 566
Electrics, what substances are, 567
Electricity, what is positive, 568
Electricity, what is negative, 569
Electricity, what is vitreous, 570
Electricity, what is resinous, 570
Electrical phenomena, what produces them, 571
Electricity, how does its equilibrium become disturbed, 572
Electricity, how does it seek to regain its equilibrium, 573
Electricity, what substances are conductors, 574
Electricity, what substances are non-conductors, 575
Electricity, what substances are insulators, 576
LESSON XXV.
Electricity, what is the effect when a current of electricity meets
with an insulator, 577
Electric sparks, what is the cause of, 578
Electricity, why does lightning attend it, 584
Electricity, why does it affect the shape of clouds, 613
Electric storms, why are they more frequent in hot than in cold
weather, 624
Electric storms, why do they frequently occur after dry weather, 625
Electric storms, why do they purify the air, 629
Electricity, what is Voltaic, 636
Electrical attraction, what is it, 778
Elementary body, what is meant by, 19
Element, what is the most abundant in nature, 756
Elephant, why has it a short unbending neck, 1076
Elephant, why has it a trunk, 1077
Elephants' hind legs, why do they bend forward, 1078
Etna, what are the botanical regions of Mount, 1240
Endogenous stems, what are they, 1280
LESSON XXVI.
Endogenous stems, why do they abound in tropical climates, 1281
Endogenous stems, why have they no bark, 1282
Endogenous stems, why do they grow to a great height, 1283
Exogenous stems, what are they, 1279
Exercise, why does it promote health, 1016
Exercise, why does it make us feel warm, 839
Explosions of gas, what is the best method of preventing, 65
Eye-balls, why are they white, 911
Eye-balls, why do they sometimes become blood-shot, 912
Eyes, why are they placed in the sockets of the skull, 929
Eyes, why are we able to move them, 965
Eye, why does the pupil look black, 968
Eye, why is the pupil larger sometimes than at others, 969
Eyes, why have we two, 970
Eyes, why having two, do we see singly, 971
Eyes, why are they provided with eyelids, 972
Eyelids, why are they fringed with eyelashes, 973
Eyes, whence are their humours derived, 976
LESSON XXVII.
Eyes, why do we feel inconvenienced by sudden light, 978
Eyes, why if we look upon a bright object and turn away, are we unable
to see, 979
Eyes, why are we able to see better after a little while, 980
Eyes, why do cats, bats, owls, &c., see in the dark, 981