While working through this activity in your workbook, you had the opportunity to see how the color and temperature of an incandescent light bulb changed when the intensity was changed. You also related those results to a series of blackbody curves. It is a fact that hotter stars radiate more energy (have greater intensity) than cooler stars across all wavelengths. But what happens if we measure the light being emitted at just one wavelength, say for stars of different temperatures? Closely examine the graphs of blackbody curves shown here and rank them from the one emitting the greatest amount of energy at 600 nm (indicated by the small orange circle) to the one emitting the least. Note the scale and the units for the y-axis. 15,000 10,000 6,000 4,000