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Stokley, James (1947) Venus, Mars, Saturn Now Seen. The Science News-Letter, 52 (26). 407pp. doi:10.2307/3924315

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TitleVenus, Mars, Saturn Now Seen
JournalThe Science News-Letter
AuthorsStokley, JamesAuthor
Year1947 (December 27)Volume52
Issue26
PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/3924315
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Full ReferenceStokley, James (1947) Venus, Mars, Saturn Now Seen. The Science News-Letter, 52 (26). 407pp. doi:10.2307/3924315
Plain TextStokley, James (1947) Venus, Mars, Saturn Now Seen. The Science News-Letter, 52 (26). 407pp. doi:10.2307/3924315
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