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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 9 (1902) (1902)

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have been made on this score. Pierre de Craw- wires, and with the others it gives the time about as with the night work enables the observer to elimin- accurately as it can be given. The chronometer room haze, toward the end of a third lap, collided with M. ate the effects of irradiation, which… … the driver and his scale. The degree assistant crawled of accuracy obtain- Initial Velocity, 2.780 feet. out from under the able in this work at Muzzle. 32.8 inches per second. ruins, not serious- is about one part ly injured. De Caters, on a Mors, was lost on the almost as delicately as is the…

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