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Rime Cloud Observed in a Balloon

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A SINGULAR phenomenon was observed in Paris in the month of January. An obscure cloud remained in a state of suspension over Paris and a large tract of the country from the 4th up to the 26th, without any intermission. Neither sun, nor stars, nor moon were visible for an instant during that lengthened period.

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DE FONVIELLE, W. Rime Cloud Observed in a Balloon. Nature 25, 337–338 (1882). https://doi.org/10.1038/025337e0

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