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

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FEBRUARY 20, 1887. | 135 THE NORTHERN LIGHTS. made a conductor through the rain, it was no rosette in the center was of a beautiful red, … city, and that it is due to slow movements of Fig, 4.-AURORAL LIGHT AROUND THE SUMMIT OF A MOUNTAIN. served in northern countries, and that is the one that fluid, while lightning is the result of violent that is seen to occur above clouds, and that has motions. The effects of the aurora and of the…

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