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Page 214
... feet long , 20 feet wide , and 18 feet high , but the longest mudhif I have seen consisted of 21 arches and was 120 feet long . The rib of each arch is nine feet in circumference at the bottom , tapers to about two and a half feet at ...
... feet long , 20 feet wide , and 18 feet high , but the longest mudhif I have seen consisted of 21 arches and was 120 feet long . The rib of each arch is nine feet in circumference at the bottom , tapers to about two and a half feet at ...
Page 295
... feet above ground level . An athlete competing on earth might raise his " c.g. " three feet , enough to clear a six - foot bar . A similar effort on the moon would achieve 21 feet ( 6X3 + 3 ) , provided we ignore the encumbering space ...
... feet above ground level . An athlete competing on earth might raise his " c.g. " three feet , enough to clear a six - foot bar . A similar effort on the moon would achieve 21 feet ( 6X3 + 3 ) , provided we ignore the encumbering space ...
Page 457
... feet long , 90 feet deep , 6 to 11 feet wide , and 7 to 20 feet high . Temperature inside stood at a fairly steady 60 ° F . below zero . We dug this angled cave mainly with two tools : a spoon - bladed Swiss ice ax and a coal scoop . We ...
... feet long , 90 feet deep , 6 to 11 feet wide , and 7 to 20 feet high . Temperature inside stood at a fairly steady 60 ° F . below zero . We dug this angled cave mainly with two tools : a spoon - bladed Swiss ice ax and a coal scoop . We ...
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