The Meteoritic Hypothesis: A Statement of the Results of a Spectroscopic Inquiry Into the Origin of Cosmical SystemsMacmillan, 1890 - 560 pages |
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Ångström appearance atmosphere aurora spectrum Bands wide binary stars blue bodies bright band bright carbon bright flutings bright lines bright-line stars brightest Bunsen carbon band carbon flutings carbon radiation centre CHAPTER Class coincident collisions colour comet cometary condensation continuous spectrum cool carbon Copeland Cygni Cygnus distance Dunér's earth faint flutings of carbon give Herschel hot carbon Huggins hydrogen lines increase indicated iron Konkoly less refrangible light curve low temperature luminosity luminous Lyræ magnesium fluting magnitude manganese manganese fluting masked mass maximum metallic meteorites meteors nebula line nebulosity nitrogen nucleus observations orbit Orion Orion nebula pale periastron perihelion perihelion passage phenomena photograph planetary planetary nebula PROBABLE ORIGIN produced Professor recorded referred result shooting-stars shown siderostat slit sodium solar space Species spectra spectroscope swarms of meteorites tail thallium tion tube vapours variability velocity Vogel wave-length wide and dark yellow