No trouble was experienced by the Railway Department yesterday in getting trains through the snow at Arthur’s Pass. The line was practically clear again, and the weather conditions were particularly good.
** By hours of exposure on the photographic plate we can get effects not visible to the naked eye, or through the telescope, said Dr D. B. M’Leod in the course of a lecture on “ celestial photography ” at Canterbury College last evening. “ The long exposure gives a cumulative effect which would be impossible to get by any other means.” Dr M’Leod was referring to a lantern slide view of nebulae in the
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18182, 15 June 1927, Page 14
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