...comparison of the spectra of stars which differ in the colour of their light suggested the opinion that the colours of the stars have their origin in the chemical constitution of their atmospheres. Since the source of the light of the stars is intensely heated solid (possibly liquid)...

...comparison of the spectra of stars which differ in the colour of their light suggested the opinion that the colours of the stars have their origin in the chemical constitution of their atmospheres. Since the source of the light of the stars is intensely heated solid (possibly liquid)...

...gained from these observations with the prism, may be summed up as follows : — "1. All the brighter stars, at least, have a structure analogous to that...material elements common to the sun and earth. "3. The colors of the stars have their origin in the chemical constitution of the atmospheres which surround...

...gained from these observations with the prism, may be summed up as follows : — "1. All the brighter stars, at least, have a structure analogous to that...material elements common to the sun and earth. " 3. The colors of the stars have their origin in the chemical constitution of the atmospheres which surround...

...summed up as follows: 1. All the brighter stars, at least, have a structure analogous to that of tbe sun. 2. The stars contain material elements common to the sun and earth. 3. The colors of the stars have their origin in the chemical constitution of the atmospheres which surround...

...words of Mr. Huggins (Lecture at Nottingham-Meeting of the British Assoc. 1866) : 1. All the brighter stars, at least, have a structure analogous to that...The stars contain material elements common to the earth and sun. ' 4. The changes in brightness of some of the variable stars arc attended with changes...

...from these observaîions with the prism may bo summed up as follows : — 1. All the brighter sturs, at least, have a structure analogous to that of the...have their origin in the chemical constitution of the atmospheres which surround them. 5. The phenomena of the star in Corona appear to show that in this...

...gained from these observations with the prism may be summed up as follows : — 1. All the brighter stars, at least, have a structure analogous to that...have their origin in the chemical constitution of tho atmospheres which surround them. 4. The changes in brightness of some of tho variable stars are...

...which have been elicited by Mr. Huggins' investigations in his own words : — (1.) All the brighter stars, at least, have a structure analogous to that...elements common to the sun and earth. (3.) The colours of tho stars have their origin in the chemical constitution of the atmosphere which surrounds them. (4.)...

...analogous to those of the sun ; that the stars contain material elements common to the sun and earth ; that the colours of the stars have their origin in the...constitution of the atmosphere which surrounds them; that the changes in brightness of « For a description of the various kinds of nebulae see Main's '•...