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Cite Journal: Nature |  Publication Date: Jan 1, 1911 |
THE Rev. W. F. A. Ellison, of Fethard Rectory, near Waterford, saw a splendid meteor on January 9 at 7h. 35m. G.M.T. The apparent path was near Aries and Cetus from 25° + 3° to 27° – 13°. Motion very slow, the whole duration being at least seven seconds.
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