Astronomically Considered (1906; second edition, 1909) (1907) (1909) (1910) Honours and awards Fellow of the Royal Society (1869) Janssen Medal, Paris Academy of Sciences (1875) Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath (1897) President, British Association (1903 – 1904) The crater Lockyer on the Moon and the crater Lockyer on Mars are both named after him. References Further reading - A biography of Lockyer External links Norman Lockyer Observatory & James Lockyer Planetarium Archives of the Norman Lockyer Observatory (University of Exeter) Norman Lockyer Observatory radio station in Sidmouth Certificate of candidacy for Lockyer's election to the Royal Society Brief biography of Lockyer by Chris Plicht Prof. Tim Naylor, Norman Lockyer Professor of Astrophysics Astrophysics Group, University of Exeter The 1871 solar eclipse 1836 births 1920 deaths People from Rugby, Warwickshire Discoverers of chemical elements Fellows of the Royal Society English science writers Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath 19th-century British astronomers 20th-century British astronomers Helium Spectroscopists Nature (journal) editors