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Hi, I'm doing an essay on how accurately can a student measure fraunhofer lines in the sun?
I've done the experiment, gotten good results, wrote about the equipment, the procedure etc...
However I'm not sure what to do now, and I need to make this essay longer, and my data analysis is a bit limited so I think that's where I should write more.
I've compared the results I got to the generally accepted ones and done some graphs trying to explain why the difference between my results and the "real" ones varies to some degree, but now I'm out of ideas.
So any ideas on what I should add to my data analysis either specific to this experiment or just general physics data analysis would be great.
Thanks for reading, Zak
I've done the experiment, gotten good results, wrote about the equipment, the procedure etc...
However I'm not sure what to do now, and I need to make this essay longer, and my data analysis is a bit limited so I think that's where I should write more.
I've compared the results I got to the generally accepted ones and done some graphs trying to explain why the difference between my results and the "real" ones varies to some degree, but now I'm out of ideas.
So any ideas on what I should add to my data analysis either specific to this experiment or just general physics data analysis would be great.
Thanks for reading, Zak