Niels Bohr would present the more viable Bohr model in 1913. Other works Nagaoka later did research in spectroscopy and other fields. In 1909, he published a paper on the inductance of solenoids. In 1929 he became the first person to describe meteor burst communications. Awards and recognition For his lifetime of scientific work, Nagaoka was granted the Order of Culture by the Japanese government in 1937. The Nagaoka crater on the Moon is named after him. References Sources External links H. Nagaoka Historical Figures of RIKEN 1865 births 1950 deaths Japanese physicists People from Nagasaki Prefecture Recipients of the Order of Culture Academic staff of Osaka University Academic staff of the University of Tokyo University of Tokyo alumni Theoretical physicists Honorary Members of the USSR Academy of Sciences Riken personnel Fellows of the American Physical Society Members of the Japan Academy