From Earth, a hydrogen source releases an emission line that has a wavelength of 410nm. Observations have been made for the same

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From Earth, a hydrogen source releases an emission line that has a wavelength of 410nm. Observations have been made for the same

line in the spectrum of light from a distant star. The star has a wavelength of 485nm (shifted toward the red end of the spectrum). Provide an explanation for the differences in wavelength that were observed.

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sukhopar [10] · Answer 1 · 2022-09-20T09:29:21+03:00

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the answer is the gases