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March 3rd 04, 07:59 AM
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Limits of Spectroscopy
What is the faintest "source" that can be spectroscopically analysed
via a telescope for fraunhofer lines and elemental composition? I know bright galaxies and quasars produce ample quantities of light for spectroscopy, but surely the multiple stellar make-up of these objects produces meaningless 'noise' at that level... Ta. Abdul Ahad 
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