To see the various colors that make up starlight, astronomers can use a prism to separate the colors. Common elements like helium and calcium in the atmospheres of stars block certain colors of light, ...
On sunny days, prisms set high in a south window of the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C., spill bright spectra on the floor and walls of the Potomac Atrium. The path of these ...
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