Why does Hydrogen's Emission Spectrum have dark bands and bright bands at the same wavelengths? Paramagnetism?

Question

"The absorption spectrum of a hydrogen atom contains dark bands at specific wavelengths. The emissions spectrum of a hydrogen atoms contains bright bands at the same wavelengths"
Explain why.
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Another question asked was, "Contrast the properties of diamagnetism and paramagnetism, give z examples of each. Is a lone germanium atom paramagnetic or diamagnetic

Answer 1

Those bands are the levels at which energy
is both absorbed and emitted.
The electron 'jump` from one level to another
requires and emits the save amount of energy.