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Question: Does this have a continuous spectrum, or a emission-line spectrum, or an absorption-line spectrum?

a) a mercury vapor streetlight
b) an incandescent (tungsten filament) streetlight
c) a star like the sun

how do you know which spectrum it is?

Answer: A. Primarily emission.
B. Continuous.
C. Continuous with absorption lines superposed (see ref. 1).
To know which spectrum, you need to know how the object produces its light. Ionized (“hot”) rarefied gas emits energy concentrated in emission lines (specific wavelengths of light). Cold gas absorbs energy at the same wavelengths that it would emit at if it were ionized. Both these effects are related to the energy jumps of orbital electrons of the gas atoms; the higher the energy change the shorter the wavelength emitted/absorbed. Thermally hot solids and dense gases emit a continuous “black-body” spectrum. The prominence of the spectral features depends heavily on what other (backgound) radiation is present. For a more thorough discussion of spectrum types, see ref. 2 and its “Next” page.

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Question: I have a camera in the room?

I know how to get an object in space? An object like a camera, if protected from a vacuum metal could be made strong from one such as tungsten and could withstand a vacuum. When a hydrogen balloon was large enough, they could carry it on to about 60 km. But would then go to fre-fall more than 0.5 km (which is slowly back to that level), so it manuvoure gets the chance to do the next one. It would are on this page wieghted on the bottom to the free-fall bottom, and then the jets of gas atomosphere would prop it from the earth. I think it is also possible, so Parashoot it down with one. But it would be a slip, a long time. The gas jets could be used to direct the object again. A transponder could signal a laptop to my computer, which would be on my a picture of Earth from space Outter. Total cost = £ 500 It is important to add that this is a continuous gas jet punch or in pulses, not a massive. Is that possible?

Answer: I'm just hypotheses, but if you could get easily Cameras in the room for £ 500, I assume that the technology much more widely available would, or at least someone of the gazillion people who work in space and aviation would hey, it was but a similar idea, there are always testing new ideas, if you have £ 500 why not try?

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