RBO/3/44 | 'An Accompt - Of Inclining Pendulums' by Robert Hooke | 21 November 1666 |
RBO/3/49 | 'Account Of the Eclipse of the Sun' by Robert Hooke | nd |
RBO/3/50 | 'Observation of Saturn on 29 June 1666' by Robert Hooke | 1666 |
RBO/3/51 | 'To make a Lamp that shall alwaies keep the surface of the Oyle at the same hight, till all be spent' by Robert Hooke | 14 March 1667 |
RBO/3/52 | 'A Description of an Instrument for making the hand or Index of an accurate Clock, which moves equally swift at all times....' by Robert Hooke | 21 March 1667 |
RBO/3/61 | 'An Account Of the Experiment of preserving Animals alive by blowing through their Lungs with Bellows' brought in by Robert Hooke | 24 October 1667 |
RBO/3/65 | 'A Description Of an Instrument of dividing a Foot into many thousand parts and thereby measuring the Diameters of planets with great exactnesse etc' by Robert Hooke | 1667 |
RBO/3/70 | 'Some Experiments concerning Respiration, Upon Foetus's taken out of the Womb of a Mastif-bitch' by Robert Hooke | 19 December 1667 |
RBO/3/72 | 'Some Waies Of Discovering the Various Pressure of the Air at Sea' by Robert Hooke | 1668 |
RBO/3/79 | 'The Description of An Instrument for collecting the Wind, Or, for making the slower motions of the Air more sensible' brought in by Robert Hooke | 1668 |
RBO/3/83 | 'An Account of An Experiment of Staticks to Examine the incorporating of Liquors' brought in by Robert Hooke | 1668 |
RBO/3/84 | 'Of an Experiment made before the Society May 28 1668 To shew the Dilation of Bodies etc' brought in by Robert Hooke | 1668 |
RBO/3/86 | 'An observation about the Seed of Mosse' made by Robert Hooke | 1668 |
RBO/4/29 | 'An Accompt of the Experiment for explicating the Thickning of the Air by Clouds and Fogs and the clearing of it in fair Weather' by Robert Hooke | 1670 |
RBO/4/32 | 'Observations of the Spots appearing in the Sun' by Robert Hooke | 1671 |
RBO/4/33 | 'Observation of the Ecclipse of the Moon made September 3 1671' by Robert Hooke | 1671 |
RBO/4/38 | 'Proposition for the perfecting of Telescopes, Microscopes etc' by Robert Hooke | 1672 |
RBO/4/41 | 'An Experiment To Prove that the substance of a Candle Lamp is dissolved by the Air and the greatest part thereof reduced into a Fluid in the forme of Air' brought in by Robert Hooke | 1672 |
RBO/4/42 | 'An Account of an Experiment or Observation made upon a Buble of Water and soap which at the first Appearance seems very strange' by Robert Hooke | 1672 |
RBO/4/45 | Robert Hooke's considerations of Isaac Newton's discourse of light and colour | 1672 |