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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 8 (1887) (1887)

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tly underestimated, on account of tute to civil engineering as a profession whose. base the previous inability to measure the solar heat in suf- before absorption contains immensely more blue than ‘was mathematical, while special circumstances led him ficiently small portions of the spectrum.… … the observatory building and a mounted unknown, and, what was wholly new, with equatorial of thirteen inches aperture, there . their places fixed upon the normal or wave- was no equipment, so that a definite income length scale by direct observation. light is really the product of a selective…

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