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What are some examples of infrared light and how is it used in various applications?
Infrared light is a type of electromagnetic radiation that is invisible to the human eye. Some examples of infrared light sources include the sun, fire, and heat lamps. In various applications, infrared light is used in night vision technology, remote controls, thermal imaging cameras, and medical imaging.
What is the safest way to view the sun?
The safest way to view the sun is by using solar viewing glasses that are specifically designed for this purpose. Regular sunglasses are not sufficient for protecting your eyes from the sun's harmful rays. Additionally, you can also use solar filters on telescopes or cameras to safely view the sun.
When the side of earth first rotates into view of the sun what common term is used to describe this time of day?
When the side of the Earth first rotates into view of the Sun, this time of day is commonly referred to as "sunrise." It marks the beginning of daylight as the Sun appears to rise above the horizon, illuminating the landscape.
What happens when you point a thermal imaging camera at the sun?
Nothing it is too far away to get a reading
What causes sun to set?
Rotation of the Earth, with the sun going out of view.
What is the Osaka sun?
The view of this solar system's sun... In Osaka, Japan
What type of energy is being used when plants use the sun to provide their own food?
Energy from the Sun, Electromagnetic energy.
What is the type of energy used in the process of fusion on the sun?
That is called nuclear energy.
Why would one use a car sun shade?
You would normally use a car sun shade to prevent sun light from irritating your view as a driver. It can also be used to protect small children from the dangerous ultra violet light from the sun.
Do you have a better view of the sun from Venus?
yes because its closer 2 the sun
How did the olden people view the sun?
Ancient people viewed the sun as God.
What is the type of eclipse that totally blacks out the sun from earths view?
This is a solar eclipse, specifically a total eclipse (Total solar eclipse I think is how you would word it).
