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Reconnaissance of craters south of Norman Wells, N.W.T.
This little paper records the result of a reconnaissance of some large craters near Norman Wells which was made at the request of members of the National Research Council who saw these phenomena when flying up to Norman Wells in June 1956. Even though further information is being obtained, this note
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