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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 18 (May 1886) (1886)

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object floating on the surface at some distance from A little later, Mr. Brunchorst thought that he had earth's atmosphere. The rate at which meteors travel the ship. Manning a boat, they rowed out to it and discovered that the curvature depended solely upon in interstellar space is about 40 to 50… … to the lambs at about the eyes of the rest were small, A NOVEL MODE OF FEEDING LAMBS. imperfect, or doubtful. normal temperature of the From these and other animal. current of feeble intensity produced a negative curva- facts, Professor Smith draws the conclusion that, The sooner after birth the…

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