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Infra-red Stars

Nature volume 211, pages 395–396 (1966)Cite this article

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MUCH interest has been aroused by the discovery of stars which radiate most of their energy at wave-lengths of several microns1.

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  1. V. C. REDDISH: On leave of absence from the Royal Observatory, Edinburgh, Scotland.

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  1. Warner and Swasey Observatory, Taylor and Brunswick Roads, East Cleveland, Ohio

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REDDISH, V. Infra-red Stars. Nature 211, 395–396 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/211395a0

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