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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 5 (August 1903) (1903)

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ay of doing this work is to use a mers. ' were excavated in a month. Those who have critically observed the terminator steam shovel working parallel to the existing track of the moon when ten or eleven days old will have no Not less interesting than the improvements that have and at such a distance… … sonably certain that they are clouds in the moderate-sized steam shovels—say the 45- Fig. 2.—Mars on July 6, 1890, Showing Fig. 1.—Mars on May 29, J890. thin atmosphere of the planet. If they were ton type—mounted upon heavy cross-beams Protuberances. and rollers and fitted with a long handle…

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