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1. Which of the following is NOT an evidence of star formation?
a. hydrogen
c. infrared Radiation
b. helium
d. rocks​

Answers

Answered by harshapilla0000
12

Answer:

d. Rocks

Explanation:

Because all the rock material is formed by the so many gases so it is not an evidence of star formation.

Answered by Anonymous
1

d. rocks is not evidence of star formation.

  • The rock formation is associated with the processes like lithification, erosion, precipitation, weathering etc.
  • On the other hand, star formation is associated with star-forming regions, also known by the name, stellar nurseries.
  • The thermal energy for star formation is obtained by the fusion of hydrogen and helium.
  • Infrared radiation can penetrate through the dust surrounding the star formation. Thus, it provides evidence to astronomers.
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