The light from a star moving away from us would be experiencing: A Redshift B Blueshift C Greenshift D Whiteshift

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The light from a star moving away from us would be experiencing:

A Redshift

B Blueshift

C Greenshift

D Whiteshift

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the answer is A, redshift

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