How to Get Intense Light Star for Spectrum Analysis

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To obtain an intense light spectrum from stars, particularly the Sun, using appropriate filters is crucial to avoid eye damage. For spectrum analysis, projecting light through a prism or diffraction grating onto a CCD camera can enhance visibility, especially for stars like Sirius, which may require longer exposure times. The discussion emphasizes the importance of safety when observing the Sun and suggests that capturing light over time can reveal spectral lines. Using the Sun is recommended for convenience, but caution is necessary. Overall, proper equipment and techniques are essential for successful spectrum analysis of stars.
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i and my friend want to have spectrum of star.
i need star light with high intensity to diffract this.
unfortunately, we don't know how we can have a intense light?

do you know how we can do this?
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in general, how can we have spectrum of light star?
 
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The most convenient star for this purpose is our Sun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraunhofer_lines
http://pandasthumb.org/archives/2010/07/fraunhofer-line.html

( Prompt Blinding Danger: Do not look at Sun directly or through optics *unless* you have interposed an appropriate 'eclipse-grade' filter. Do not repeat mistake with other eye... ;-)

Beyond that, you could try Sirius, but you may need a long exposure to coax a spectrum from your prism or diffraction grating, and you are unlikely to see 'lines'...
 
The best method I THINK would be to project the light through a prism or diffraction grating and onto a CCD camera or something similar. That way you can take a long exposure of the accumulation of light and possibly see it in the picture.
 
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