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Two main sequence stars, one red and one blue, are located the same distance from the earth. if these stars are observed, what will you see?

Two main sequence stars, one red and one blue, are located the same distance from the earth. if these stars are observed, what will you see?
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Two main sequence stars, one red and one blue, are located the same distance from the earth. if these stars are observed, what will you see?

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Answer: blue looks brighter then red

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