 These two spectra represent two distinct sources of light. Each spectrum is formed by the decomposition of light which is independent of the light which gives birth to the other spectrum. The continuous spectrum, crowded with groups of dark lines, shows...  Report of the Annual Meeting - Page 140by British Association for the Advancement of Science - 1869Full view - About this book
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...is formed by the decomposition of light, which is independent of the light which gives birth to the other spectrum. The continuous spectrum crowded with...shows that there exists a photosphere of incandescent matter, almost certainly solid or liquid. Further, that there is an atmosphere of cooler vapours, which... | |
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...the solid or liquid state emitting light of all refrangibilities. Surrounding this must exist also an atmosphere of cooler vapours, which give rise by absorption to the groups of dark lines. Besides this constitution, which it possesses in common with the sun and the... | |
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...the solid or liquid state emitting light of all refrangibilities. Surrounding this must exist also an atmosphere of cooler vapours, which give rise by absorption to the groups of dark lines. Besides this constitution, which it possesses in common with the sun and the... | |
 | 1866 - 736 pages
...the solid or liquid state emitting light of all refrangibilities. Surrounding this must exist also an atmosphere of cooler vapours, which give rise by absorption to the groups of dark lines. spectrum. That this is not produced by the faint nebulosity seen about the star... | |
 | 1867 - 1060 pages
...is formed by the decomposition of light which is independent of the light which gives birth to the other spectrum. The continuous spectrum, crowded with...matter. Further, that there is an atmosphere of cooler vapors, which give rise by absorption to the groups of dark linee. So far the constitution of this... | |
 | 1867 - 400 pages
...is formed by the decomposition of light, which is independent of the light which gives birth to the other spectrum. "The continuous spectrum, crowded...matter ; further, that there is an atmosphere of cooler vapors, which give rise by absorption to the groups of dark lines. " So far, the constitution of this... | |
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...is formed by the decomposition of light, which is independent of the light which gives birth to the other spectrum. " The continuous spectrum, crowded...matter; further, that there is an atmosphere of cooler vapors, which give rise by absorption to the groups of dark lines. " So far, the constitution of this... | |
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...the solid or liquid state emitting light of all refrangibilities. Surrounding this must exist also an atmosphere of cooler vapours, which give rise by absorption to the groups of dark lines. Besides this constitution, which it possesses in common with the sun and the... | |
 | Royal Astronomical Society - 1867 - 668 pages
...the solid or liquid state emitting light of all refrangibilities. Surrounding this must exist also an atmosphere of cooler vapours, which give rise by absorption to the groups of dark lines. "Besides this constitution, which it possesses in common with the sun and the... | |
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...the solid or liquid state emitting light of all refrangibilities. Surrounding this must exist also an atmosphere of cooler vapours, which give rise by absorption to the groups of dark lines. " Besides this constitution, which it possesses in common with the sun and the... | |
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