The earth, the sun, stars, and galaxies emit infrared rays.
IR rays are generated from sun. They are the ones that generate heat out of the rays.
Ir waves are better. It is because they contain heat, not the uv rays.
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All stars radiate infra-red along with the rest of the spectrum.
The Hubble Space Telescope primarily observes visible and ultraviolet light from objects in space. It is not used to directly measure radiation, such as gamma rays or X-rays. Other telescopes, like the Chandra X-ray Observatory or Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope, are specifically designed to detect and analyze high-energy radiation in space.
UV ray is more intense. IR rays are less.
Infrared Rays (IR) originate from the sun :)
Ir i.e infrared rays do not affect the ozone at all but it is the ozone present in ozone layer which allows the IR rays to pass through it. However the ultraviolet rays are the one which affect the ozone the most and help in its depletion and formation both.
No, IR sensors typically cannot pass through water as water absorbs and scatters IR light, interfering with the sensor's ability to detect objects. This reduces the sensor's effectiveness and accuracy in detecting objects through water.
Infrared (IR) light, visible light and X-rays are all electromagnetic radiation, and the only difference is in the frequency (or wavelength) of the energy. They are listed here in the question in order of lower to higher frequency, and that means longer to shorter wavelength.
Radio, x-rays, IR, UV
uv rays (ultra violet rays) which causes damages to the human and animals also which leads to 1.skin cancer 2.eye diseases 3.damages d.n.a etc even "IR rays" infrared rays are also bad rays of sun