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Observed Fall of an Aërolite near St. Albans

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UNDER the above heading in the issue of NATURE for last week I reported upon the circumstances and other details of a supposed fall of a meteorite during the storm of March 4, as described to me by an observer, Mr. H. L. G. Andrews, at Colney Heath, near St. Albans. I have now submitted the stone for examination to Dr. George T. Prior, of the British Museum (Natural History), who informs me that it is not of meteoric origin.

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BULLEN, G. Observed Fall of an Aërolite near St. Albans. Nature 89, 62 (1912). https://doi.org/10.1038/089062b0

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