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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 13 (1907) (1907)

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s earth and the persistent Chinook winds coming from the Japanese comet, and it is difficult for a layman to identify it comet. Some one has stated, and very truly, that current.—Mines and Minerals. unless he knows just where it is to be found. the chances of our earth ever being hit by a comet +… … appeared as long as evaporated for each the handle of the pound of_ refuse Great Dipper. In burnt from and at some photographs it 212 deg., this result can be traced to a much greater length. The head, bird on the wing by firing a gun blindfolded at the being due in part to the economizers on the…

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