The scientific papers of Sir William Huggins (1909)
Huggins, William, Sir, 1824-1910, Huggins, Lady, d. 1915 · London, W. Wesley and son · leaf 334
otosphere appears corrugated into irregular ridges and vales.Over this uneven surface, not unlike that of a stormy sea, the groups ofgranules which have been described are irregularly distributed. Superposition ?—I have not been able to satisfy myself whether the materialof the photosphere… … Diagram of the Distribution of the Bright Granules onthe parts of the sun which are free from spots. Fig. 41. bodies of considerable thickness, elevated above it, and surrounded by gaseousmatter which is non-luminous in comparison with the extreme splendour of thegranules. So superior in brightness…
Astronomy
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