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You can only see stars whose peak intensity of radiation is in the visible band. True False

You can only see stars whose peak intensity of radiation is in the visible band. True False
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You can only see stars whose peak intensity of radiation is in the visible band. True False

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Answer: FALSE

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User Merchako
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That's false. You can only see a star that radiates SOMETHING in the visible band, but it doesn't have to be the peak.
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