Electromagnetic Radiation from Extra-Terrestrial Sources

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Oct 1960

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American Journal of Physics, Volume 28, Issue 7, pp. 622-626 (1960).

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Rocket astronomy has mapped the spectrum of the sun from the ground level cutoff at 3000 A down to x-ray wavelengths as short as 0.1 A. The x-ray emissions are strongly dependent on solar activity with greatly enhanced intensities accompanying solar flares. Photographs from rockets have revealed the disk distribution of ultraviolet emission. The first measurements of ultraviolet light of the night sky have discovered the existence of extended ultraviolet nebulosities surrounding hot stars and a bright diffuse glow of Lyman-α radiation scattered from neutral hydrogen in space.

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