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How Do We KNOW What Stars Are Made Of?
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May 18, 2017
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4:26Now PlayingIf stars are so far away, then how do we know what they're made of? It's absorption spectrum! Even our closest star, the Sun, is way too hot to take a sample, so we have to rely on what the light can tell us.
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