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At last another chance for a low resolution spectrum this morning
http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/...spectra_24.htm Visually it is a definite red now as H alpha overwhelms the continuum spectrum Also shown is the evolution of the spectrum since 18th Feb Robin |
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Wow, impressive work.
I also checked out the website for the diffraction grating you're using, and I'm very impressed - especially with the price. It makes me want to get into webcam spectroscopy too! |
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Outstanding as always, Robin. Please continue posting your new
spectra. - Canopus56 |
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