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Strange Noises heard at Sea off Grey Town

Nature volume 2, pages 25–26 (1870)Cite this article

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IN submitting the following to the notice of your readers, I am guided only by the desire of seeking a solution of what to me and to many others appears a very curious phenomenon. The facts related can be vouched for by numbers of the officers and crews of any of the R. M. Company's ships.

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  1. M.R.C.S.I., R.M.S. Shannon [Our correspondent should dredge.—Ed.]

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DENNEHY, C. Strange Noises heard at Sea off Grey Town. Nature 2, 25–26 (1870). https://doi.org/10.1038/002025c0

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