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ACCORDING to a notice, which I found in NATURE'S “Astronomical Column” of November 14, 1895, my theory of the variability of red stars should demand, that the bright lines of hydrogen should be produced there at a low temperature and in a condition never tested by experiments.
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BRESTER, A. Variability of Red Stars. Nature 53, 248–249 (1896). https://doi.org/10.1038/053248c0
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