Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›A daylight recorder so sensitive that it will accurately record light intensities to be found between starlight and direct sunlight, a range of more than a million foot candles or lumens, has been developed in the research laboratory of the General Nobile plans to fly over the North Pole this summer. The giant photo-electric cell at the top is the sensitive eye of the apparatus. The fluctuations in daylight are marked with a varying line on the roll of paper within the meter.
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A daylight recorder so sensitive that it will accurately record light intensities to be found between starlight and direct sunlight, a range of more than a million foot candles or lumens, has been developed in the research laboratory of the General Nobile plans to fly over the North Pole this summer. The giant photo-electric cell at the top is the sensitive eye of the apparatus. The fluctuations in daylight are marked with a varying line on the roll of paper within the meter.
Associated Press · [ca. March 1928]
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