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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 19 (May 1899) (1899)

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in which case the tempera- necessarily cause a difference between drawmgs and photographs ; for the light from the diffuse hydrogen ture of the gases may be low ; but of these electri- streamers, though strongly actinic, would scarcely cal disturbances we have affect the eye. The nebula is seen by… … The Two White Cords show the Axis of the Retaining the True Balance. Regaining the Balance. Head and the Point of Contact of the Wheel. THE FBINCIFLE OF BIDING THE BICYCLE BACKWABO. edge. The problem is one of many which still await photographs. Thus the Huyghenian region is rela- sets of rays are…

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