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magnetograph in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Magnetograph may
refer to:
Solar magnetograph, an
instrument that
produces solar magnetograms...
-
magnetic field.
Solar magnetograms are
produced by
solar magnetographs. Some
magnetographs only
measure the
absolute value of the
magnetic field strength...
- the
magnetic field on a
distant body with a
resolved line spectrum.
Magnetographs are
useful for
studying the Sun
because the
surface magnetic field is...
-
Stewart described both
auroral events as do****ented by a self-recording
magnetograph at the Kew
Observatory and
established the
connection between the 2 September...
- SI unit).
Francis Ronalds and
Charles Brooke independently invented magnetographs in 1846 that
continuously recorded the magnet's
movements using photography...
- measurements, so the
instruments were
moved to the
Magnetic Pavilion. A new
Magnetograph House was also
completed by 1914. One of the
special events that occurred...
- dip circle, inclinometer,
earth inductor, theodolite, self-recording
magnetograph,
magnetic declinometer,
azimuth comp****. Once a w**** at the absolute...
-
manned and
supported primarily by Australians. The huts
included a
magnetograph hut, used to
measure variations in the
south magnetic pole; an absolute...
-
around the world, the Kew
Observatory had the
benefit of self-recording
magnetographs,
which allowed "the
means of
obtaining a
continuous photographic register...
- thermo-hygrographs to
monitor the weather, and
magnetographs to
record the
three components of
geomagnetic force. The
magnetographs were used by
Edward Sabine in his...
