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Portrait of Samuel Pierpont Langley Samuel Pierpont Langley Science, Volume 1, No. 1(February 9…

It is very easy at all times to cut off the sun's direct light by a screen; unless the screen be at an enormous distance from the eye, however, this glare is not diminished by its use. Mr. Huggin's method is founded principally on two considerations.
⁠The first is, that the principal coronal radiation (as found in Egypt by Dr. Schuster in the late eclipse) occupies a narrow part of the spectrum between G and H, while the atmospheric glare consists of light of all refrangibilities.
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