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The Uniqueness of the Geographic South Pole for the Observations of Large Scale Velocity Fields on the Sun: Some Experiences from a 120 Hours Continuous H-Alpha Patrol during January 1979
1980
Highlights of Astronomy
Continuous solar observations over extended periods of time with the sun at constant altitude have heretofore been unobtainable. A solar observatory at the geographic South Pole will provide continuous homogenous observations of various solar features during the austral summer months. An optical site testing campaign during January 1979 showed seeing conditions at the site to be even better than expected. During the 1979-80 austral summer solar global oscillations will be studied with the Nice
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