A star is an example of a black body radiator because it reflects most of the light falling on them. It can neither emit nor absorb all wavelengths of light
. Its spectrum shifts to short wavelengths as temperature increases.
Its wavelength peaks in the blue end of the spectrum as temperature decreases.
Explanation:
- A dark body assimilates all electromagnetic radiation it interacts with. It at that point produces warm radiation in a nonstop range as per its temperature. Stars behave approximately like black bodies, and this concept explains why there are different colors of stars
- A star is an example of a black body radiator because it reflects most of the light falling on them. It can neither emit nor absorb all wavelengths of light
. Its spectrum shifts to short wavelengths as temperature increases
.
