"On Dew" by John Aitken is a detailed scientific study of the formation of dew. Originally published in 1888, this work presents Aitken's meticulous observations and experiments on the condensation of atmospheric moisture. Aitken explores the conditions under which dew forms, the factors influencing its deposition, and the role of surfaces in the process. This classic scientific treatise offers insights into atmospheric physics and meteorology, making it valuable for students and researchers interested in the science of weather and climate. "On Dew" remains a relevant contribution to understanding the fundamental principles governing atmospheric phenomena.
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