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Ultraviolet photography in orbit

JUL 01, 1965
Physics Today

As part of a project to obtain ultraviolet spectra of selected stars and planets, Gemini astronauts will take photographs through an open hatch in their spacecraft with a hand‐held camera. The experiment is under the management of Karl G. Henize, professor of astronomy at Northwestern University; the pictures will be taken during the last three Gemini flights, whose dates are still classified. Professor Henize expects to complete the analysis of the results in 1968.

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