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Solar and Terrestrial Relationships of March 23–29, 1940

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IT is of interest to compare Father Rowland's account1 of the great magnetic storms in the last week of March with the record of disturbances in the solar chromosphere during the same period.

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  1. NATURE, 145, 625 (1940).

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  2. J. Brit. Astro. Assoc, 202 (April 1940).

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    M. A. ELLISON

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ELLISON, M. Solar and Terrestrial Relationships of March 23–29, 1940. Nature 145, 898 (1940). https://doi.org/10.1038/145898b0

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