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If you wanted to see a star behind an interstellar dust cloud, what "colour" of light should you look for?

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vladimir1956 [14]2 years ago

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RED colour of light you should look for if you wanted to see a star behind the interstellar cloud.

In our galaxy and other galaxies, an interstellar cloud is often a buildup of gas, plasma, and dust. In other words, an interstellar cloud is a portion of the interstellar medium (ISM), the matter and radiation that is present in the space between star systems in a galaxy, that is denser than typical.

Interstellar dust has an extremely saturated orange to brownish-red tint that turns saturated red when there is a modest quantity of hydrogen emission.

Learn more about interstellar cloud here: brainly.com/question/28138302

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