Problems in Astrophysics
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But they are peculiar, and peculiarly conditioned. A spectrograph taken by Sir William and Lady Huggins, 5th February 1888,^ proved to be crossed in the ultra-violet by at least four groups of fine, faint, bright lines, derived primarily from two stars of the trapezium, but extending, through their influence, as it were, some little way into the adjacent nebula. Their origin is problematical ; they have not been recorded else- where ; ^ they have been only partially verified on later Tulse Hill... plates. Yet the original negative survives, and its examination has convinced several experts of the reality of the curious script read from it. Conviction, however, on such a point is apt to share the dim character of gloaming phenomena — phenomena on the border between the seen and the not seen.
But there is more. With refined apparatus the same observers succeeded, in 1894 and subsequently,* in separately ^ Keeler, Astr. and Astroi^hysics, vol. xiii. p. 486. The helium line, X 4472, is specially described.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But they are peculiar, and peculiarly conditioned. A spectrograph taken by Sir William and Lady Huggins, 5th February 1888,^ proved to be crossed in the ultra-violet by at least four groups of fine, faint, bright lines, derived primarily from two stars of the trapezium, but extending, through their influence, as it were, some little way into the adjacent nebula. Their origin is problematical ; they have not been recorded else- where ; ^ they have been only partially verified on later Tulse Hill... plates. Yet the original negative survives, and its examination has convinced several experts of the reality of the curious script read from it. Conviction, however, on such a point is apt to share the dim character of gloaming phenomena — phenomena on the border between the seen and the not seen.
But there is more. With refined apparatus the same observers succeeded, in 1894 and subsequently,* in separately ^ Keeler, Astr. and Astroi^hysics, vol. xiii. p. 486. The helium line, X 4472, is specially described.
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