1857 March 20
My dear Sir
This morning my Assistant came in in great alarm to tell me that the times of Magnetic Disturbance to which I adverted in my note1 to you were Göttingen times and therefore exceeded Greenwich nominal times by about 40m and therefore made the Disturbance appear 40m later. In correcting the times of Disturbance for this, there is general simultaneity with the Telegraph disturbance.
I am, my dear Sir, | Yours very truly | G.B. Airy
Professor Faraday
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