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May 1876
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1876natur..14...29k&link_type=abstract
Nature, Volume 14, Issue 341, pp. 29 (1876).
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BETWEEN ten and twelve o'clock on the night of April i8th, Mr. W. L. Taylor, a member of the junior class in the State University, with several other gentlemen, observed an unusual number of shooting-stars. These gentlemen were returning in an open waggon from Ellettsville, eight miles north of Bloom-ington. No count was kept of the number of meteors observed, but the appearance was so frequent as to attract the attention of all the company. Mr. Taylor thinks the number noticed could not have been less than twelve or fifteen. From the descriptions given of the meteor tracks, I find that they were nearly conformable to the radiant of the Lyraids. The meteors were remarkably brilliant, apparently equal to stars of the first or second magnitude.
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