Nature, Том 7Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1873 |
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... seems to have been given forth during that eruption , which was characterised by tremendous showers of stones and ashes , and by rivers of mud . This it was that buried Pompeii and Herculaneum , the former being covered by fifteen feet ...
... seems to have been given forth during that eruption , which was characterised by tremendous showers of stones and ashes , and by rivers of mud . This it was that buried Pompeii and Herculaneum , the former being covered by fifteen feet ...
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... seems to exhale steam and hydrochloric acid , and the atmosphere is filled with a disagreeable odour which makes breathing uncomfortable . But very quickly the exhalations are localised around the little centres of fire , whose activity ...
... seems to exhale steam and hydrochloric acid , and the atmosphere is filled with a disagreeable odour which makes breathing uncomfortable . But very quickly the exhalations are localised around the little centres of fire , whose activity ...
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... seem as if the chief centre of volcanic action was tending towards that point , and there seems little doubt that one of the next eruptions will place the Observatory more or less in danger . Let us hope , however , that when that time ...
... seem as if the chief centre of volcanic action was tending towards that point , and there seems little doubt that one of the next eruptions will place the Observatory more or less in danger . Let us hope , however , that when that time ...
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... seems to regard it as one of the " mildest of questions , " in heat that can be proposed for a medical student to Will he answer his own question by asserting that the principles are the same in the two cases ? Heat in the body , steam ...
... seems to regard it as one of the " mildest of questions , " in heat that can be proposed for a medical student to Will he answer his own question by asserting that the principles are the same in the two cases ? Heat in the body , steam ...
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... seem to be pretty positively indi cated - sulphur , cerium , and strontium ; and the following with a somewhat less ... seems rather the most probable , is that the metals operated upon by the observer who mapped their spectra , were ...
... seem to be pretty positively indi cated - sulphur , cerium , and strontium ; and the following with a somewhat less ... seems rather the most probable , is that the metals operated upon by the observer who mapped their spectra , were ...
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