Meteorites : the Number of Pultusk Stones, and the Spelling of “Widmanstätten Figures”

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Sep 1937

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Nature, Volume 140, Issue 3542, pp. 504-505 (1937).

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(1) IN NATURE of July 17, Dr. Stenz1 expresses the opinion
that not more than 3000 stones fell near Pultusk in the famous meteorite
shower of January 30, 1868, and that only a curious mis-reading of a
chemical analysis led to the usually quoted number of 100,000 stones.

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