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The Sun is the most constant object in our lives, but what we see in these videos is a livid, roiling star, mottled and seething on every wavelength.

On Feb. 23 , 1987 a blue supergiant star brightened to gradually become third magnitude, easily visible at night, and it has subsequently been followed in every wavelength band available to scientists.

"The sun emits strongly in nearly every wavelength, making it the biggest source of noise in the sky.

As these beasts sucked in nearby matter, they cast off brilliant radiation at every wavelength from radio to gamma rays.

Compared to the fitting individual n, k values at every wavelength, this greatly reduces the number of unknown 'free' parameters.

In the proposed power spectral shaping scheme sunlight photons are split at every wavelength below the cutoff wavelength of the used photocell by an engineered splitter with optimal reflectivity spectra R which maximizes the solar-to-hydrogen production.

To reconstruct the tissue polarization at the distal end of the endoscope, a Mueller matrix would be required for every pixel in the imaging FoV of the endoscope at every imaging wavelength.

At present the celestial sky has been mapped in considerable detail for every major wavelength band, except for the ultra-long radiowave band.

By pairing a polarizing prism with a thin quartz plate as a retarder, many linear polarized beams are produced at every 1/2 wavelength of the plate, and the polarizing axes of the adjacent beams intersect each other.

Simultaneously, the steady-state condition and the built-in electric fields inside the sample at every excitation wavelength dictate that the numbers of injected electrons and holes are the same.

Note that the analysis described by steps 1-3 was performed for every optical wavelength resulting in wavelength- and depth-dependent fluence compensation of PA signal.