MCQ
The solar spectrum during a complete solar eclipse is
- ✓Continuous
- BEmission line
- CDark line
- DDark band
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Continuous
a
(a) At the time of solar eclipse light received from chromosphere.
(a) At the time of solar eclipse light received from chromosphere.
The bright lines appear exactly at the places where dark lines were there.
Hence at the time of solar eclipse continuos spectrum is obtained.
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