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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 8 (1878) (1878)

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s enter and emerge at the after side apertures, as indicated by the sun that the eclipses, etc., of his moons cannot well be feebly but distinctly heard. Now, some of these are dis. the arrows in the vertical sectional and plan views herewith seen. Saturn’s rings are still invisible. Uranus is… … were now put aside, and the vibrating also considers that steamers built witb prong held directly over the pole of the these improvements will possess greater magnet; this sound was clearly heard, strength, and be safer and better sea boats although nothing intervened but air between the vibrat-…

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