Solar activity

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  • Includes solar wind, flares, prominences, sunspots.

  • Inclue le vent solaire, les éruptions, les protubérances et les taches solaires.

  • Incluye el viento solar, las erupciones, las protuberancias y las manchas solares.

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    Solar activity

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    Solar activity

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      Solar activity

      • UF Solar disturbances

      • UF Sunspots

      • UF Perturbation solaire

      • UF Tache solaire

      • UF Mancha solar

      • UF Perturbación solar

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      Solar activity

        4 Archival description results for Solar activity

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        MELDOLA, Professor Raphael (1849-1915)
        GB 0098 B/MELDOLA · Created 1862-1915

        Papers of Professor Raphael Meldola, [1866-1907], comprising notes on experiments in qualitative analysis at the Royal College of Chemistry, [1866]; physical lectures by Dr Tyndall, [1867]; course on physics by Dr Guthrie, 1873; notes as a Demonstrator at Science Schools, 1877-1878; research notes, 1879, 1900; diary of eclipse expedition, 1875; lecture notes on organic chemistry, 1885-1890, including coal tar products, 1890; laboratory notes, 1904-1906; correspondence concerning the portrait fund for Sir John Evans, 1899-1900; Perkin Memorial Fund, 1906-1907, including letters from several German chemists; correspondence about a Maccabeans Dinner, 1905; general correspondence, 1862-1915; correspondence concerning a memorial for Herbert Spencer, 1904-1908; and a memorial for James Sylvester, 1897-1900; correspondence on the subject of thinnings in Epping Forest, 1894-1895; a scientific autograph collection, 1864-1907; plus additional autographs and press cuttings 1889-1915.

         Meldola , Raphael , 1849-1915 , chemist
        Kew Observatory Sunspot measurements
        GB 0117 MS 312 · sub-fonds · 1864-1872

        Kew Observatory Sunspot measurements from 24 January 1864 to 9 April 1872.

         Kew Observatory