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Atmospheric Ozone and Solar Variability

Nature volume 120, pages 153–154 (1927)Cite this article

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IT has been known for a long time that variations in the annual mean values of the daily magnetic range were closely related to variations in the annual sunspot numbers. During recent months a number of other widely different terrestrial phenomena have been found correlated to some extent, at least, with solar changes and with each other.

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CLAYTON, H. Atmospheric Ozone and Solar Variability. Nature 120, 153–154 (1927). https://doi.org/10.1038/120153a0

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