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The Daylight Meteor of March 25

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A CORRESPONDENT in NATURE described the falling of a daylight meteor on Monday, March 25. I have received information respecting this meteor from five persons who witnessed its fall.

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BARKAS, T. The Daylight Meteor of March 25. Nature 17, 467 (1878). https://doi.org/10.1038/017467a0

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