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What form of energy allows us to see a in a reflection in a mirror?
The same energy that lets you see in the first place: light.
What form of radiant energy can you see?
Radiant energy in the range of 400 to 800 tera hz, the optical range of light.
The form of energy in nuclear reaction?
Please see the related question linked below.
How do you know energy is all around us?
Because I can see it.Matter is, according to Einstein's famous equation E=mc2, just a kind of "frozen energy". And I can see matter. So I know energy is all around me.(The fact that I can see at all also tells me energy is all around, since if there were no energy in the form of photons, I wouldn't be able to see).
What form of energy is solar energy?
solar energy comes from the sun but it is not from another form of energy.
What form of energy can we see?
whats a form of energy that we can see
Can you see any form of energy?
Yes, you can see light.
Why energy is not a form of matter?
matter is something you can see or touch energy is not.
What is the form of energy you can see?
Visible light
What form of energy is nuclear energy?
Nuclear energy is a form unto itself. But please see the related question linked below.
What electromagnetic energy allows us to see images and color?
which form of electromagnetic energy allows us to see color
A form of radiant energy that allows us to see objects?
light
Why is a x-ray machine a form of electromagnetic energy?
It is a form of electromagnetic energy because it uses special light rays to see through your skin/body to see your bones. It's heat and light is what makes it an excellent example of electromagnetic energy.
What form of energy allows us to see a in a reflection in a mirror?
The same energy that lets you see in the first place: light.
What form of radiant energy can you see?
Radiant energy in the range of 400 to 800 tera hz, the optical range of light.
What do unstable nuclei emit energy in the form of?
Please see the answer at the related question below.
The form of energy in nuclear reaction?
Please see the related question linked below.
