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6.  J. Tennyson, Hot water: what is new under the Sun? Spectroscopy Europe, 9, 23-25 (1997).
7.  J. Tennyson, Sun models show evidence of steam, Scientific Computing World, 31, 23-24 (Sept 1997).
8.  J. Tennyson, Damp spots on the Sun, Modern Astronomy, 20 (October 1997).
9.  J. Tennyson, Supersonic winds whirl round Jupiter, Physics World, 20-21 (August 1999).see here
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