On Auroral Observations

Details On Auroral Observations On Auroral Observations

Jul 1923

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Nature, Volume 112, Issue 2803, pp. 99 (1923).

Physics

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IT has been found that the green auroral line is regularly visible in the clear night sky, and Lord Rayleigh has discovered the remarkable fact that it is more intense at Terling than in the north of England. A cognate investigation, which, so far as I know, has not yet been made, may be suggested to auroral observers, namely, to examine how the intensity changes at any one place throughout the night. The observation is doubtless a difficult one, but might be made by exposing a series of plates at different hours on a succession of clear nights. It would be of great interest to know whether or not the intensity remains nearly uniform throughout the night hours.

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