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Date: 2009-05-22 09:06:01
Astronomy
Spectroscopy
Light sources
Chemistry
Nature
Observational astronomy
Observatory
Optical spectrometer
Astronomical spectroscopy
Sun
Fraunhofer lines
Amateur astronomy

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