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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 6 (1872) (1872)

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and that a dozen carriage bodies in a second; the maximum and minimum differ greatly from of one pattern can, by heJp of machinery, be made as cheap- which this meteoric mass describes round the sun,S. The this amount, the velocity of some meteors being estimated at ly as three bodies of different… … ripe fruit, one should regard it as decidedly conducive to . be their complete identity. The meteors to which we owe the When a dark meteorite of this kind, having a velocity of health. The very diseases, says the Country Gentleman, com- 1,660 miles per minute, encounters the earth,flying through…

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