Lord -, British physicist giving name to the scattering of light that makes the sky blue
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- Lord British physicist who discovered argon with Sir William Ramsay
- 3rd Baron —; title of John Strutt, scientist awarded the 1904 Nobel Prize in Physics with William Ramsay for his part in the discovery of argon
- British Nobel laureate and co-discoverer of argon
- Baron —, inherited title of the co-discoverer of argon whose theory or formula of molecular scattering explains why the sky appears blue
- Lord —; title of the co-discoverer of argon who married Arthur James Balfour's sister Evelyn in 1871, the same year he explained why the sky is blue
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