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If a star is moving away from the earth, toward which color will it's visible light be shifted? A. Red B. White C. Blue

If a star is moving away from the earth, toward which color will it's visible light be shifted? A. Red B. White C. Blue
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If a star is moving away from the earth, toward which color will it's visible light be shifted?

A. Red

B. White

C. Blue

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User Ozy
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I think the answer you're looking for is:

B) White


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User Workabyte
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the answer is b I'm pretty sure! Hope this helps!!
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User Expurple
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