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THE X-RAY APPEARANCE OF THE SUN.—This unusual view of the sun was obtained by a high-flying Aerobee rocket. The circle indicates the extent of the solar disc and shows quite clearly that much of the x-radiation originates in the solar atmosphere at a level well above the visible surface, or photosphere.

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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31726, 9 July 1968, Page 17

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THE X-RAY APPEARANCE OF THE SUN.—This unusual view of the sun was obtained by a high-flying Aerobee rocket. The circle indicates the extent of the solar disc and shows quite clearly that much of the x-radiation originates in the solar atmosphere at a level well above the visible surface, or photosphere. Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31726, 9 July 1968, Page 17

THE X-RAY APPEARANCE OF THE SUN.—This unusual view of the sun was obtained by a high-flying Aerobee rocket. The circle indicates the extent of the solar disc and shows quite clearly that much of the x-radiation originates in the solar atmosphere at a level well above the visible surface, or photosphere. Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31726, 9 July 1968, Page 17