Abstract
Records are presented of the infra-red solar spectrum from 1 to 6-5 /x, observed from altitudes up to 15 km. A resolution of about 1 cm-1 has been obtained over the whole region and 1200 absorption lines belonging to water vapour, C0
2
, CO, N
2
0 and CH
4
have been identified.
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