On the comparison of certain theories of solar structure with observation

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Abstract
IN memoirs already published,* allusion has been made to the interest which would attend studies of the almost unknown interior of the umbra of sun-spots, and of forms there which, owing to the relative darkness, are hitherto nearly undescribed, and reference has also been made to certain so-called "crystalline" shapes seen at times, and which are especially associated with large spots and periods of great disturbance.Doubtless owing to the difficulty of seeing appearance" so rlelicate, these" crystalline" types have never been minutely delineated, and it has been naturally assumed that their existence lent some confirmation to the views of those who regard the photosphere as the luminous covering of an incandescen t fluid.and consider spots as deposits of cooling matter, more or less anal-OgOLlS to the scoria deposits of terrestrial volcanoes.M. E.
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Authors S. P. Langley
Journal american journal of science
Year 1875
DOI
10.2475/ajs.s3-9.51.192
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https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.s3-9.51.192
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