15 Free Artworks of Spectroscope

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PSM V04 D409 Spectroscopic aspect of a prominence
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PSM V04 D407 Spectroscope with prism train
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PSM V15 D831 Spectroscope table layout
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PSM V15 D831 Spectroscope set up completed
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PSM V04 D414 Quiescent prominences
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PSM V04 D416 Quiescent prominences
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PSM V04 D412 Series of prominences
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PSM V04 D410 Sunspot and protuberance frequency
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PSM V04 D407 Huggins first observation of a prominence
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Vanity Fair - Doctors and Scientists. 'Spectroscopic Astronomy'. Sir William Huggins. 9 April 1903, Leslie Ward
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William huggins00, Leslie Ward, 9 April 1903
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Jean Perrin 1927
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"Espectroscopio horizontal".
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