Explain the visible emission spectrum of hydrogen

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Consider the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom. What would the visible emission spectrum of hydrogen look like if electrons transitioned from a higher orbit to a lower orbit by way of slowly falling into the lower orbit over time while releasing energy continuously to facilitate the descent instead of taking a quantum leap. what color would it be, would it be invisible.

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