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The Great Nebula in Orion, M-42, is a low-density cloud of hot gas. Use Kirchhoff's laws to describe its spectrum.
 
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The numbers of sunspots and their activity peak about every
 
  A) 36 days.
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  D) eleven years.
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Answer to Question 1

Kirchhoff's second law notes that a hot thin gas will create an emission spectrum of bright lines through the spectroscope.

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