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Okay, it may be a dumb question, I am probably missing something obvious... Let's consider the Sun. There is only, say, hydrogen and helium. Both elements emit light of only certain wavelength, so where would the rest of the spectrum come from?
Or maybe those wavelengths are restricted only to electron changing "orbits", and the fusion of nucleus emits light in the whole spectrum?
Or maybe those wavelengths are restricted only to electron changing "orbits", and the fusion of nucleus emits light in the whole spectrum?