Understanding the Electromagnetic Spectrum: GCSE Physics Explained

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Not all stars shine the same. Their color reveals their temperature, turning the night sky into a radiant spectrum of heat and light. 🔵 Blue Stars – 10,000–40,000°C The hottest of all—massive, young, and fierce. Stars like Rigel and Sirius blaze with blue-white fire. ⚪ White Stars – ~7,500°C Balanced and brilliant, like Vega, glowing with intense, pure light. 🟡 Yellow Stars – ~5,500°C Stars like our Sun—warm and life-giving, shining with steady golden light. 🟠 Orange Stars – ~4,000°C Cooler a