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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 6 (August 1906) (1906)

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oats revolve in a circle and are revolved; the man would always see things right side in the situation of a man walking on a level floor; as up, quite irrespective of the position of his body. If flung out to an angle of about 45 deg. with the vertical. in the magic sphere; in the third, he will… … sents the re- tal might be 45 THE CAS IS STATIONARY, BUT THE ROOM IS ROTATABLE, AND ITS FURNITURE AND HANGINGS ARE FIRMLY SECURED. WHEN deg., and this sultant of a THE ROOM IS TURNED THE OCCUPANTS OF THE CAR IMAGINE THEY ARE CIRCLING IN THE AIR. comb ination quite irrespec- the centrifugal of…

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