Analyzing the line spectrum from a star, you notice that all the hydrogen lines have wavelengths longer than the laboratory values for the same line. The H alpha linewavelength is 0.8% longer. The other hydrogen lines should have wavelengths which are [Select ]The shifts are due to [Select ][ Select ]the star's atoms taking longer to release the light.Dopler shift from the Star's motion.the aether in space moving away from us, like wind and sound. Analyzing the line spectrum from a star, you notice that all the hydrogen lines have wavelengths longer than the laboratory values for the same line. The H alpha linewavelength is 0.8% longer. The other hydrogen lines should have wavelengths which are [ Select][ Select ]longer for some, shorter for others.The shifts are due to[ Select ]longer by different amounts.all 0.8% longer.

Given, The H alpha line of the star is 0.8% longer.

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Analyzing the line spectrum from a star, you notice that all the hydrogen lines have wavelengths longer than the laboratory values for the same line. The H alpha line wavelength is 0.8% longer. The other hydrogen lines should have wavelengths which are (Select ] [ Select] longer for some, shorter for others. longer by different amounts. all 0.8% longer. The shifts are due to [Select]

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Analyzing the line spectrum from a star, you notice that all the hydrogen lines have wavelengths longer than the laboratory values for the same line. The H alpha line
wavelength is 0.8% longer. The other hydrogen lines should have wavelengths which are [Select ]
The shifts are due to [Select ]
[ Select ]
the star's atoms taking longer to release the light.
Dopler shift from the Star's motion.
the aether in space moving away from us, like wind and sound.

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