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Limits of the Zone of Latitude N. and S. No. of Obs . Mean observed Pressure . ... 0 38 25 “ The following set of observations ( made with no care , and with a bad barometer , ) by Mr. MacHardy , surgeon of the Mountstewart Elphinstone ...
Limits of the Zone of Latitude N. and S. No. of Obs . Mean observed Pressure . ... 0 38 25 “ The following set of observations ( made with no care , and with a bad barometer , ) by Mr. MacHardy , surgeon of the Mountstewart Elphinstone ...
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This observation was made with a 42 - inch reflector , ( Newtonian ) with 5.75 inches aperture . ... anything which indicates a rise above the solar surface ; but not the least could be observed , or even imagined to be visible .
This observation was made with a 42 - inch reflector , ( Newtonian ) with 5.75 inches aperture . ... anything which indicates a rise above the solar surface ; but not the least could be observed , or even imagined to be visible .
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The above observations may be divided into four portions , namely , those previous to the commencement of the eclipse ... which was the only modification of cloud observed until 11 hours 15 minutes , when cumulus began to form the haze ...
The above observations may be divided into four portions , namely , those previous to the commencement of the eclipse ... which was the only modification of cloud observed until 11 hours 15 minutes , when cumulus began to form the haze ...
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JANUARY 1836 | 1 |
Mr J Tovey on the Relation between the Velocity and Length | 7 |
Mr W J Henwoods Observations on the Steam Engines | 20 |
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