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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 8 (1905) (1905)

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ches. periment on a gyroscopic device, but on account of at each corner are of steel, and they are so connected As already stated, the car body is usually mounted their inaccuracy these tests failed to aid him. Prof. at the top that the end of the car is really a steel on a platform so that the… … length and departure ob- breadth of the served between car and adding the figure thus found and thé still further tao and attached in a very’ short space of time. While it the strength. The roof skeleton is built with the same astronomical earth rotation would contradict the re- is under…

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