...in the field of view. The spot-spectrum was very narrow, owing to the foreshortening of the spot ; but the spectrum of the chromosphere showed me that...apparently the preceding edge of the spot ; for both c, F, aud the line near D, were magnificently bright on the sun itself, the latter especially striking me...

...observing a spot very near the sun's limb, Mr. Lockyer found the spectrum of the chromosphere showed that the whole adjacent limb was covered with prominences of various heights blended together. These prominences seemed to be fed from the preceding edge of the spot, аз С F...

...its spectrum and that of the chromosphere were both visible in the field of view. The spot-spectrum was very narrow, as the spot itself was so greatly...both C, F, and the line near D, were magnificently bright on the sun itself, the latter especially striking me with its thickness and brilliancy. In 'the...

...its spectrum and that of the chromosphere were botli visible in the field of view. The spot-spectrum was very narrow, as the spot itself was so greatly...of the spot ; for both C, F, and the line near D, iverc magnificently bright on the sun itself, the latter especially striking me with its thickness...

...promiits spectrum and that of the chromosphere were both visible in the field of view. The spot-spectrum was very narrow, as the spot itself was so greatly...limb was covered with prominences of various heights ail blended together. Further, the prominences seemed fed, so to speak, from, apparently, the preceding...

...observing a spot very near the sun's limb, Mr. Lockyer found that the spectrum of the chromosphere showed that the whole adjacent limb was covered with prominences of various heights blended together. These prominences seemed to be fed, as it were, from the preceding edge of the spot...