A Very Early Photographic Observation of the Spectrum of the Night Glow

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Feb 1957

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Nature, Volume 179, Issue 4556, pp. 435 (1957).

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IT has generally been accepted hitherto1 that the earliest photographic observations of the spectrum of the night sky were those made by V. M. Slipher with a small, one-prism spectrograph of effective aperture ƒ/1.9, at the Lowell Observatory during 1915-192. They were followed by the spectrographic researches of Lord Rayleigh on the green `auroral' line (1920-21)3, and the night-sky continuum (1922-23)4 and by J. Dufay, in France, also during 1922-235.

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