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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 20 (November 1870) (1870)

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third done, that auroras depend upon, or and will be placed in position as soon as possible after com- are, in some way, influenced by pletion. physical disturbances in the Our readers have already been made acquainted with the sun, and that the magnetic nature and use of the caisson. It may be… … body, the ether, possesses elas- the caisson. It not nnfrequently happens that these boulders ticity and inertia, but not grav- project some distance beyond the external edge of the shoe, ity. (See " Brando's Encyc, Art. " Light.") opening, C, in its lower part. A movable damper, D, turns and…

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