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Solar irradiance spectrum.
MODIS bands shown. Solar spectral irradiance incident on the top of the atmosphere (blue curve) and transmitted through the atmosphere to the Earth's surface (orange curve). Major absorption bands in the atmosphere are clearly apparent.
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| current | 03:10, 28 February 2007 | | 800 × 480 (32 KB) | RedAndr (talk | contribs) | Solar irradiance spectrum. MODIS bands shown. Solar spectral irradiance incident on the top of the atmosphere (blue curve) and transmitted through the atmosphere to the Earth's surface (orange curve). Major absorption bands in the atmosphere are clearly |
| 03:08, 28 February 2007 |  | 800 × 480 (24 KB) | RedAndr (talk | contribs) | Solar irradiance spectrum. MODIS bands shown. Solar spectral irradiance incident on the top of the atmosphere (blue curve) and transmitted through the atmosphere to the Earth's surface (orange curve). Major absorption bands in the atmosphere are clearly |
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