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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 23 (June 1909) (1909)

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ction between auroras and is passed through them is of a corresponding hue. the sun is indicated by the fact that the radiate auro- enon. The last few years have seen the equipment of Thus, neon sends out a blended rose or flame-colored ras closely follow the eleven-year sun-spot period. The… … cules are present in the upper regions of the at- smoky stratum, as when a dense smoke darkens Antarctic auroral streamers. the sky. A broad, brightly luminous arch, first mosphere, and it is also likely that these mole- cules receive their charge most readily where they are white, then yellow,…

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