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A star is moving away from an observer. Toward which end of the spectrum does its visible light shift? A.Blue B.Red C.Yellow D.White

A star is moving away from an observer. Toward which end of the spectrum does its visible light shift? A.Blue B.Red C.Yellow D.White
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A star is moving away from an observer. Toward which end of the spectrum does its visible light shift?

A.Blue

B.Red

C.Yellow

D.White

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User Mafafu
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A (Blue) I think,im not exactly sure. 
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User Christyn
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The correct answer is RED
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User James Eby
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