Science, asked by Deepika3055, 4 months ago

The colours of stars guide their temperature,why?

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Answered by piyu2635

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Quite simply, the colour of a star is a measure of its surface temperature. Cooler stars emit more of their light at longer wavelengths and so appear redder; hotter stars emit more of their light at shorter wavelengths and so appear bluer.

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