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The Book of the Damned
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Charles Fort
348
Proc.,
5-627);
something
like
a
gigantic
trumpet,
suspended,
vertical,
oscillating
gently,
visible
five
or
six
minutes,
length
estimated
at
425
feet,
at
Oaxaca,
Mexico,
July
6,
1874
(Sci.
Am.
Sup.,
6-2365);
two
luminous
bodies,
seemingly
united,
visible
five
or
six
minutes,
June
3,
1898
(La
Nature,
1898-1-127);
thing
with
a
tail,
crossing
moon,
transit
half
a
minute,
Sept.
26,
1870
(London
Times,
Sept.
30,
1870);
object
four
or
five
times
size
of
moon,
moving
slowly
across
sky,
Nov.
1,
1885,
near
Adrianople
(L'Astronomie,
1886-309);
large
body,
colored
red,
moving
slowly,
visible
15
minutes,
reported
by
Coggia,
Marseilles,
Aug.
1,
1871
(Chem.
News,
24-193);
details
of
this
observation,
and
similar
observation
by
Guillemin,
and
other
instances
by
de
Fonville
(Comptes
Rendus,
73-297,
755);
thing
that
was
large
and
that
was
stationary
twice
in
seven
minutes,
Oxford,
Nov.
19,
1847;
listed
by
Lowe
(Rec.
Sci.,
1-136);
grayish
object
that
looked
to
be
about
three
and
a
half
feet
long,
rapidly
approaching
the
earth
at
Saarbruck,
April
1,
1826;
sound
like
thunder;
object
expanding
like
a
sheet
(Am.
Jour.
Sci.,
1-26-133;
Quar.
Jour.
Roy.
Inst.,
24-488);
report
by
an
astronomer,
N.S.
Drayton,
upon
an
object
duration
of
which
seemed
to
him
extraordinary;
duration
three-quarters
of
a
minute,
Jersey
City,
July
6,
1882
(Sci.
Amer.,
47-53);
object
like
a
comet,
but
with
proper
motion
of
10
degrees
an
hour;
visible
one
hour;
reported
by
Purine
and
Glancy
from
the
Cordoba
Observatory,
Argentina,
March
14,
1916
(Sci.
Amer.,
115-493);
something
like
a
signal
light,
reported
by
Glaisher,
Oct.
4,
1844;
bright
as
Jupiter,
"sending
out
quick
flickering
waves
of
light"
(Year
Book
of
Facts,
1845-278).
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