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WHAT IS THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM?
the range of wavelengths or frequencies over which electromagnetic radiation extends.
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Allen Gathman
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RADIO WAVES
Radio waves carry signals for your television and phones
A radio wave can travel 186,000 mile per second through air
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twowaystairs
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MICROWAVES
We use microwave to heat up our food everyday.
Microwaves have wavelengths that can be measured in centimeters.
They can use microwaves to get a good view of the Earth.
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lordsutch
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Infrared Radiation
Infrared Radiation waves are found in your remote controls
We can sense some infrared energy as heat
We cannot see these infrared waves but instruments that can sense infrared energy such as night-vision goggles
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NASA Goddard Photo and Video
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VISIBLE LIGHT
Visible light is everything we can see, like light bulbs is one use
Visible light is the only electromagnetic wave that we can see
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ULTRA-VIOLET RAYS
UV rays can be used to sterilize and disinfect medical equipment
Bees can actually see ultra-violet rays, they use them to direct pollen when the UV radiation is reflected off the flower petals
UV rays can cause skin cancer if exposed to too much of it .
UV rays can cause sunburn.
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NASA Goddard Photo and Video
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X RAYS
X rays are used to see your bones without surgery
X-rays was discovered in the land of Germany in 1895, by physicist Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen
X rays wavelength can get as invisible as 4 billionth of an inch!
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Aidan Jones
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GAMMA RAYS
Gamma rays are used in medicine to kill and treat certain types of cancers and tumors.
Unlike optical light and X-rays, gamma rays cannot be captured and reflected in mirrors.
Gamma-rays can kill living cells.
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NASA Goddard Photo and Video
Nimo Ahmed
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