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Explaining the Doppler Technique. In terms that an elementary school child would understand, explain how the Doppler technique works. It may help to use an analogy to explain the difficulty of direct detection and to describe the Doppler shift.

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Explaining the Doppler Technique. In terms that an elementary school child would understand, explain how the Doppler technique works. It may help to use an analogy to explain the difficulty of direct detection and to describe the Doppler shift.

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