Exploring Stellar Nature through Spectroscopy

Dec 01, 2025

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This lecture delves into how spectroscopy provides insights into the composition, temperature, and motion of stars, enabling astronomers to uncover the secrets of these celestial bodies. From identifying elements to determining stellar properties, spectroscopy is a powerful tool in unraveling the mysteries of the universe.

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