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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 19 (1899) (1899)

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ces, in director of the Allegheny Observatory, that it would which case the tempera- necessarily cause a difference between drawings and ture of the gases mnay be photographs; for the light from the diffuse hydrogen low; but of these electri- streamers, though strongly actinic, would scarcely cal… … THE PRINCIPLE OF RIDING THE BICYCLE edge. The problem is one of many which still await photographs. Thus the Huyghenian region is rela- sets of rays are einitted in like proportions by all parts solution. of the nebula. This is not the case; and only the tively very strong, while the features which…

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