Cool infographic!
Every human’s fingerprint is unique. Similarly, every element’s spectra are unique!
Learn more about why different elements have different spectral patterns in Part 4 of @SpaceTelescope's #Spectroscopy101 series: https://bit.ly/3ebZ0G8 pic.twitter.com/wKIzf6tgfX
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Premise untrue (or at least unproved).
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Please get it in space before Hubble dies.
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Every sand/silicone is unique
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Thank you
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Anyone knows why sodium has such a large emission/absorption band in blue?
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That should be "every element’s spectrum is unique!" Like the science, but........
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This is a dumb analogy. There are over 7 billion living humans with unique 2 dimensional fingerprints. There are less than 100 element which occur in nature with unique spectra due to electron levels.
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What do you get when you locate something that has yet to be included in the periodic table??
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How can I print this on my printer?
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