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Geophysical Effects Associated with High-Altitude Explosions

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    P. J. KELLOGG,  E. P. NEY &  J. R. WINCKLER

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KELLOGG, P., NEY, E. & WINCKLER, J. Geophysical Effects Associated with High-Altitude Explosions. Nature 183, 358–361 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/183358a0

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