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CHAPMAN, S. (1928) The Ultra-Violet Light of the Sun as the Origin of Auroræ and Magnetic Storms. Nature, 122 (3085) 921 doi:10.1038/122921b0

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TitleThe Ultra-Violet Light of the Sun as the Origin of Auroræ and Magnetic Storms
JournalNature
AuthorsCHAPMAN, S.Author
Year1928 (December)Volume122
Issue3085
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/122921b0
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Full ReferenceCHAPMAN, S. (1928) The Ultra-Violet Light of the Sun as the Origin of Auroræ and Magnetic Storms. Nature, 122 (3085) 921 doi:10.1038/122921b0
Plain TextCHAPMAN, S. (1928) The Ultra-Violet Light of the Sun as the Origin of Auroræ and Magnetic Storms. Nature, 122 (3085) 921 doi:10.1038/122921b0
In(1928, December) Nature Vol. 122 (3085) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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