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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 24 (June 1907) (1907)

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distant" and "home" I believe that the slow movements of electrical dis- stable and philosophical frame of mind in a thunder signals respectively, pneumatically operated, and show- charges produced in this manner are due to ionization, stom to be trustworthy observers; and there may be ing whether… … existence. very little resistance, and which can open a path to It does not seem discharges which can melt metallic rods an inch in Mechanism Carried on Engine. impossible, there- diameter. During thunder storms discharges have Fig. 1.—Normal position of apparatus. Fig. 2.—Position after lever A…

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