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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 8 (1873) (1873)

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ered the subject more fully; and as a re- Results, a broken spine, a cracked skull and a general de. | the reflection embraces nearly the whole of the atmosphere, sult, I submit these explanatory diagrams’ fér the considera- and therefore no part is brighter than another. Comets on struction of the… … Bisulphide of Carbon Engines, : The proposition which I have here attempted to demon- ee To the Editor of the Sctentific American : _ strate is that the tail of a comet is an optical phenomenon, Explosive Projectiles. An Irishman, on being told that an addition of ‘quinces _ caused by the…

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