- 1Dedication — Preface
- 2Chapter I — On the Cosmical Origin of the Planets of the Solar System
- 3Chapter II — The Generation of Cosmical Heat
- 4Chapter III — The Subsequent Cooling of the Igneous Body
- 5Chapter IV — The Form, Magnitude, Weight, and Density of the Lunar…
- 6Chapter V — On the Existence or Non-Existence of a Lunar Atmosphere
- 7Chapter VI — The General Aspect of the Lunar Surface
- 8Chapter VII — Topography of the Moon
- 9Chapter VIII — On Lunar Craters
- 10Chapter IX — On the Great Ring-Formations Not Manifestly Volcanic
- 11Chapter X — Peaks and Mountain Ranges
- 12Chapter XI — Cracks and Radiating Streaks
- 13Chapter XII — Colour and Brightness of Lunar Details: Chronology of…
- 14Chapter XIII — The Moon as a World: Day and Night Upon Its Surface
- 15Chapter XIV — The Moon as a Satellite: Its Relation to the Earth an…
- 16Chapter XV — Concluding Summary
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