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19 February, 20:22

As viewed from Earth, the light from a star has

lower frequencies than the light emitted by the

star because the star is

(1) moving toward Earth

(2) moving away from Earth

(3) stationary

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  1. 19 February, 20:49
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    All stars appear to be stationary in the sky, comets, asteroids and meteors do not count as they are not stars unlike what has been seen on the earth
  2. 19 February, 23:07
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    If the emitting source is moving towards you, it means you'll get signals faster. As a consequence, the frequency will be higher.

    Conclusion : the star is (2) moving away from Earth
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