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Several thousand observations with various agencies, such as kites and pilot balloons and more especially measurements made with theodolites and nephoscopes, show that there is a definite twist to the right with elevation.

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They even took readings high up in the air thanks to a pilot balloon.

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My O'D. will, however, serve as a pilot balloon, and if it go up freely we can follow in the same direction.

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The pilot balloon, that is so soon out of sight, can offer no guidance—don't forget that!

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If I have to perform much longer as a pilot balloon, Tom, I 'm thinking I 'm very likely to explode.

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