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What is a spectroheliograph?

What is a spectroheliograph? Here are some definitions.

Noun
  1. (astronomy) an instrument that produced monochromatic photographs of the sun using light at a selected wavelength
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The most important advantages of this form of spectroheliograph is the large field photographed.
With his colleagues at Stanford University in the 1950s, Dr. Bracewell designed a specialized radio telescope, called a spectroheliograph, to receive and evaluate microwaves emitted by the Sun.
Basically, the spectroheliograph has two spectrographs mounted back-to-back.
He moved to the spectroheliograph, where the zed-ray connections were still humming.
In the subterranean chamber is the spectroheliograph of exceptional size and power.
He invented the spectroheliograph in 1892, a device that allowed him to view the sun in individual wavelengths of light.

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