ween the earth and the 120 meters. Such inversions of temperature are very point of observation. This is why the kite is well often observed between mountain stations and stations adapted for use, it permitting of obtaining determina- on plains, but they usually coincide either with the tions of… … of kites in the exploration of the atmosphere. faces of which project German silver pins, although Fig. 2. - TEUPEBATUBE AND PBESSUBES INDICATES BY By providing the kites with a special registering instead of the disk and pins loose granulated carbon A BEOISTEBING APPABATUS CABBI^D BY A KITE,…
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