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Kite Experiments at the Weather Bureau Theaterstück "By the King’s Command" (also"Kite Experiments at the Weather Bureau" by C. F. Marvin explores the pioneering use of kites in meteorology to gather atmospheric data. Conducted by the U. S. Weather Bureau, these experiments aimed to measure temperature, humidity, and wind conditions at high altitudes, long before weather balloons became standard. This work highlights the ingenuity of early meteorologists and their quest to unlock the secrets of the sky. "Kite Experiments at the