Stories by M. Luckiesh

Has a New Era of Artificial Lighting Arrived? Illumination That Approximates Sunlight Is Foreshadowed

Man Has Existed but a Day; Observed the Universe but a Minute--Is it any Wonder He Still Has Much to Learn?

Although the Life and Work of Modern Man is Infinitely Better Lighted than it was in the Days of His Ancestors, We are Only at the Threshold of a Still Greater Expansion in ArtificiaI Illumination

A Scientific Fantasy of the Past and the Future

Solved and Unsolved Problems Which It Places Before Our Eyes

Tests that Show How Better Lighting Makes Us See Faster as Well as Better

Industrial Uses and Limitations of this Portion of the Solar Radiation

The Modern Illuminating Engineer: Artist, Electrician, Chemist and Psychologist

Some of the Things Seen from a Plane That Contradict Experience Gained on the Ground

The Part Played by Artificial Illuminants in the Development of the Human Race

A Study of the Short Light-Waves from Economic Viewpoints

The Visibility of Airplanes

Low Visibility and Optical Illusion on the Sea

The Art of Concealment and Deception as Practiced on Land

And a Discussion of the Relation of Color to Sound

Great Brightness Below the Horizon is Painfully Felt by the Eye