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CLAYTON, H. HELM (1896) The Use of Kites for Meteorological Observations in the Upper Air. Nature, 55 (1416) 150 doi:10.1038/055150a0

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TitleThe Use of Kites for Meteorological Observations in the Upper Air
JournalNature
AuthorsCLAYTON, H. HELMAuthor
Year1896 (December)Volume55
Issue1416
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/055150a0
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Full ReferenceCLAYTON, H. HELM (1896) The Use of Kites for Meteorological Observations in the Upper Air. Nature, 55 (1416) 150 doi:10.1038/055150a0
Plain TextCLAYTON, H. HELM (1896) The Use of Kites for Meteorological Observations in the Upper Air. Nature, 55 (1416) 150 doi:10.1038/055150a0
In(1896, December) Nature Vol. 55 (1416) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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