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    • Phenomena of Clouds - Nature

      Nature· 2 days ago

      The latter resembles an immense mound heaped up against the eastern side of the former. Then a south-easterly wind, coming up and across the firth, caused a cloud to be formed at a considerable ...

    • Slow Lightning - Nature

      Nature· 2 days ago

      On May 19 there had been a brisk, hot south-west wind blowing at Gizeh, off the Libyan Desert, at about or over 100° F.; at near sunset a north wind began to come up against it, and there was ...

    • Origin and Formation of Comets - Nature

      Nature· 2 days ago

      Not. Roy. Astro. Soc., 108, 6 ; 1948), R. A. Lyttleton discusses a new theory of the origin of comets as the result of the passage of the sun through a cloud of interstellar dust. When such ...

    • Societies and Academies - Nature

      Nature· 2 days ago

      Naturalists' Field Club and Scientific Association, September 15.—Mr. Henry Pocklington, F.R.M.S., in the chair.—Mr. James Abbott exhibited a number of interesting plants collected in the West ...

    • Faye on the Laws of Storms * - Nature

      Nature· 2 days ago

      Examination of the Theory of Aspiration.—After a somewhat detailed account of opinions held regarding waterspouts in the prehistoric and Roman epochs, and from the sixteenth century downwards ...

    • 14,000 Miles through the Air - Nature

      Nature· 2 days ago

      THIS small volume by the late Sir Ross Smith marks an epoch in the history of flying, for it is a record of the first flight from London to Australia. Sir Ross Smith and his brother, Sir Keith ...

    • A Broadcast “Rainbow” - Nature

      Nature· 2 days ago

      ON Friday, September 16, I witnessed an atmospheric phenomenon sufficiently unusual, I believe, to merit a record. Standing on Ogmore Down near Bridgend in this county (Glamorgan) at 2.30 P.M ...

    • The Meteoroid of November 17, 1882 - Nature

      Nature· 2 days ago

      THERE has already been much discussion on this subject, but I do not think that such exceptional phenomena lose any of their interest by having happened a few mouths ago; and so I write partly ...