What is one characteristic that a star’s spectrum can reveal? A. its direction B. its temperature C. when it was formed D. its constellation

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asked Nov 8, 2022 123k views

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What is one characteristic that a star’s spectrum can reveal?

A.
its direction
B.
its temperature
C.
when it was formed
D.
its constellation

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B. Temperature

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