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HOME   ·   The Forgotten Physicist: Reginald Penrose   ·   Fraunhofer lines, set of spectral absorption…

Fraunhofer lines, set of spectral absorption dark lines in the optical spectrum of the Sun, detected by the German physicist Joseph von Fraunhofer

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05 January 2023

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