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of Baltimore, after having perfected the art
                                         of making true gratings with equidistant
                                         lines ruled on metal for producing spectra,
                                         then proceeded to make a map of the solar
                                         spectrum on a large scale.
                                            In 1866 Lockyer[9] threw an image of the
                                         sun upon the slit of a spectroscope, and was
                                         thus enabled to compare the spectrum of a
                                         spot with that of the general solar surface.
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