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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 9 (1887) (1887)

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n it. On the contrary, lightning. From the upper bank there continued to emanate, at|we shall speak of other phenomena of the same These elementary notions are now the property of | short intervals, isolated rays that rose to the zenith, |origin, and much less known, that Mr. Lemstrom science; but… … nomenon shows itself from after a series of ingenious time to time in the vicinity researches, constructed an LAPLAND. of the earth itself. apparatus that permitted him Meteors of the same nature to artificially reproduce the summary of new and incontestable facts. and before touching upon…

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