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dark line spectrum
The dark lines are absorption spectrum, the energy absorbed by Atoms in the atmosphere of the star. ================================ Fraunhofer's spectral lines.
Raw sunlight composed of wide range of electro-magentic spectrum this include infrared spectrum (far left) to gammy ray spectrum (far right). Earth's atmosphere and magnetic shield filter most of the harmful far right spectrum and only allows upto Ultra Violet range. This resulting in natural light. So I guess you can say natural light is what ever sunlight that gets passed through the atmosphere and the magnetic shield. However, we gets to see only a small portion of the spectrum of natural light called visible spectrum. There are lot of different behavior within the electro-magnetic spectrum. Some waves bounch off the atmosphere and ground and it is used for radar. Some waves curve around objects and we call it radio.
Solar radiation penetrates most of the atmosphere and is mostly absorbed by earth's surface. The surface then radiates energy of a different wavelength (in the thermal infrared part of the spectrum, which we perceive as heat) back to the atmosphere, heating the lower atmosphere.
Most waves from the em spectrum reflect off the atmosphere and the ozone layers Hope this helped
Venus!
The chemical composition of the star atmosphere.
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Some gasses are opaque to certain wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum. Ozone O3 is opaque to UV rays and blocks them. Other gasses are opaque to other wavelengths.
Venus. It has very dense clouds covering its surface.
Radio waves aren't absorbed by the atmosphere.
Some light in the green area of the visible spectrum is reflected back to the observer while light in the rest of the visible spectrum is mostly absorbed.
Atoms in the atmosphere of the star is responsible for the dark lines in its spectrum.
They represent the spectrum of colors in the atmosphere.
because they will have the same elements in the atmosphere...
because they will have the same elements in the atmosphere...