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"An Account of the Fall Of a Meteoric Stone..."
This is a very interesting series of letters followed by a chemical analysis, concerning a meteor that exploded over South Africa in the 1830's.
I happened to find it when searching for articles by M. Faraday in the archives of the Royal Society, which are now online:
http://www.journals.royalsoc.ac.uk
It's pdf, but doesn't take too long to load.
http://www.journals.royalsoc.ac.uk/media/2l5x1hqytpcyxrnntdtx/contributions/w/3/6/9/w36973pk17239923.pdf
It should be of interest in connection with stories of mysterious booms, and the tunguska explosion. I thought the chemical analysis conducted by Faraday was pretty interesting.
This is a very interesting series of letters followed by a chemical analysis, concerning a meteor that exploded over South Africa in the 1830's.
I happened to find it when searching for articles by M. Faraday in the archives of the Royal Society, which are now online:
http://www.journals.royalsoc.ac.uk
It's pdf, but doesn't take too long to load.
http://www.journals.royalsoc.ac.uk/media/2l5x1hqytpcyxrnntdtx/contributions/w/3/6/9/w36973pk17239923.pdf
It should be of interest in connection with stories of mysterious booms, and the tunguska explosion. I thought the chemical analysis conducted by Faraday was pretty interesting.
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