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| | TFTF: The Charles Fort Files |
 | | The writer, in Science Gossip, says that, on June 27, 1896, at one o'clock in the morning, he was looking at the moon with a 2-inch achromatic, power 44, when a long fl object sailed past, from west to east, the transit occupying 3 or 4 seconds. |
 | | Our own expression: that he saw a luminous object near the moon: that that part of the moon became illuminated, and the object was lost to view; but that then its shadow underneath was seen. |
 | | Upon the 26th of July, a luminous globe, size of the moon, was seen at Cologne; it seemed to be moving upward from this earth, then was stationary 'some minutes,' and then continued upward until it disappeared (Nature, 30-360). |
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