The theory of the wind vane
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Abstract
THE common weather-cock, or wind-vane, is no doubt the oldest, as well as the simplest~ of meteorological instruments.In its earliest use, as a popular indicator of the weather, erected at the summit of a flag staff or a church tower, or, in New England, forming the usual apex of the t'Jwn liberty pole, the vane aSRumed the form of a cock, a fish, a trumpeter, or other ornamental device; but, with its application to accurate
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| Authors | G. E. Curtis |
| Journal | american journal of science |
| Year | 1887 |
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10.2475/ajs.s3-34.199.44
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