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Q: What prevents some of the infrared heat enegery from radiating back to space?
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The atmosphere serves to block many harmful waves radiating from outer space. It also traps some infrared radiation which warms the earth.


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it takes up space


How does infrared heat work?

Well, the infrared sensor is actually a bunch of little really sensitive fairies. Heat makes these fairies angry, and they turn red because of it, whereas coldness makes them sad, so they turn blue. Based on the heat radiating from the point in space that a certain fairy represents, they will turn a different color to indicate the heat and their mood.


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What can infrared travel through?

Infrared radiation can only travel through empty space or transparent objects


Infrared astronomy can only be done from space?

No, that is false.


What is the main way that heat is expelled in space?

(Infrared) radiation.


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What is this thing called iras?

The Infrared Astronomical Satellite was the first-ever space-based observatory to perform a survey of the entire sky at infrared wavelengths. It uses infrared light.


How does the Greenhouse Effect keep the earth warmer than it would be without the presence of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere?

Greenhouse gases are transparent to visible light, but opaque to infrared radiation. Light arrives at the planet Earth during the day from the sun, and warms the planet. The planet then cools off at night by radiating infrared radiation into space. If greenhouse gases intercept that infrared radiation, they are acting like a blanket, to hold in the world's heat.