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Verdich [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Object 1 = Moving Towards Earth

Object 2 = Moving Away From Earth

Object 3 = Moving Towards Earth

Explanation:

When you look at emission spectras, look at where the observed lines are in comparison to the element (stationary) lines. Ones that have observed lines closer to the left are moving towards you and ones with observed lines closer to the right are moving away from you.

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