| In 1868, the French astronomer Pierre Janssen studied light from the Sun during a solar eclipse using a spectroscope. |
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| When light passes through a spectroscope it breaks into bands of unique colors that represent pure elements. |
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| The sole job of a spectroscope is to break light into a rainbow of its component colors. |
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| A spectroscope splits light up into its component hues so that its precise mixture of colours can be analysed separately. |
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| In 1859, Kirchoff and Bunsen invented the spectroscope and demonstrated that different atoms absorb and emit different wavelengths of light. |
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| Film colours are colours such as are seen in a spectroscope or a patch of blue or uniformly grey sky. |
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| Last but maybe most complex, the spectrophotometers are adjusted on a spectroscope or wavelength calibration box. |
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| The mass spectroscope at the end of the tube then ionises the emerging substances and measures their characteristic mass-charge ratio. |
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| One of the instruments on board is an American spectroscope, the Mono Mineralogy Mapper. |
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| It would be obvious to anyone who turned a spectroscope on Earth, for example, that something odd was going on. |
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| When experimenters like Newton passed sunlight or light from very hot solid objects through the spectroscope, they saw broad bands of colour. |
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| The analyzed light we see through the spectroscope is referred to as a spectrum. |
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| Spectroscopy is the science that deals with the examination and analysis of spectra, with the use of a spectroscope or a spectrometer. |
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| Janssen used an instrument called a spectroscope to analyze the sunlight. |
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| A spectroscope transforms light into a spectrum using a prim that can be observed through a small telescope. |
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| A spectroscope is a device, which can send light of a very narrow wavelength band. |
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| The demonstrated differences can be attributed to the fact that the girls with CF did less total work than control subjects in the magnetic resonance spectroscope. |
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| An eclipse in India in 1868 offered an opportunity to do something never before done, pass light from the Sun's atmosphere through a spectroscope. |
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| To do this they use a device known as a spectrometer or a spectroscope. |
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| Significant advances in astronomy came about with the introduction of new technology, including the spectroscope and photography. |
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| To examine the absinthe in a spectroscope, it is placed into a tube of glass in the form of a T, 80 millimeters long, five millimeters in inside diameter and one millimeter thick. |
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| The examination of this radiation, performed to mean of a spectroscope, show that in reality the gas sends forth a ghost to lines or radiation of a series of distance frequencies to regulate one from the other. |
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| Caesium was the first element to be discovered with a spectroscope, which had been invented by Bunsen and Kirchhoff only a year previously. |
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| In addition, if you put that gas between the spectroscope and a hot solid object or the Sun, you see a rainbow crossed by dark lines, which are at the positions of the bright lines seen when observing the gas alone. |
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| The first is that the asteroid is really a ball of ice, like the nucleus of a comet, and that the minerals which the spectroscope detected are only a coating. |
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| The most recent mission in May 2009 installed a new camera and a new spectroscope, and repaired two other instruments, making Hubble now more powerful than ever. |
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| The spectroscope is an important tool of the modern gemmologist. |
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| Experienced gemologists could identify nearly every kind of gem with just a refractometer, a polariscope, a set of specific gravity liquids, a spectroscope and a binocular microscope. |
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| One of the first things we do to find out about a new astronomical object, is to point a telescope at it to take the best possible pictures, and to use a spectroscope to analyse its light. |
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| The simplest spectroscope is an instrument used to obtain and examine the spectrum of visible light by the passage of visible light through a prism. |
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| Later on in his life, in 1862, Faraday used a spectroscope to search for a different alteration of light, the change of spectral lines by an applied magnetic field. |
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