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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 21 (November 1907) (1907)

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e plane of the rings, they are seen not quite edgewise, and appear in a powerful tele- that our notions as to the suitability of color of gar- tion of the spectrum lines proves clearly what Maxwell ments for winter wear are illogical. Fashion and scope as a thin line of light. A splendid… … pits, or kernels, are shipped to France, SATURN AS HE NOW APPEARS. SPOTS ALONG THE THREAD OF LIGHT Sixty years ago the celebrated Clerk where they are used in the manufac- ARE MOONS IN FOREGROUND AND BACKGROUND. Maxwell showed that it was impossi- ture of prussic acid. These are mixed ble for the…

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