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A solar flare is a very high energy event on the surface of the sun. Which wavelength is best to observe such an event? - visible light -microwaves -xray -infrared
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A solar flare is a very high energy event on the surface of the sun. Which wavelength is best to observe such an event?

- visible light
-microwaves
-xray
-infrared

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Infrared is the answer
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