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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 12 (1872) (1872)

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gency, Feb. 20, 1872, by Mr. Louis N. Millener, tion, been unable to discover any increase in their size; but, remarkable, but the changes which it subsequently under. of Adams Basin, N. Y. on the contrary, I have met with a gradual fading out and went.were various. The accompanying engraving… … At 11:40, signs of separation began to appear where, a few would ptizzle an expert to state what class of machinery these moments before, all seemed a compact cloud mass; and at fragmentary models are intended to represent. Of these 11:50 the two stems were only joined by thin thread-like broken…

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