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What does the sun have to do with the electromagnetic spectrum?
Hydrogen nuclei undergo fusion within the Sun and this reaction releases energy as 0.3% of the hydrogen's mass is converted into energy. This energy spans several bands of the electromagnetic spectrum, most of it is in the UV-Vis portion. For more information look up blackbody radiation.
Why cant you live on asteroids?
Asteroids have very little gravity, no atmosphere, and no protection from solar radiation. So they cannot support life.
What is the list regions of electromagnetic radiation in the order of wavelenghts from the lowest to the highest?
The regions of the electromagnetic spectrum for short to long wavelengths are: Gamma rays -> X-rays -> Ultraviolet -> visible -> Infra Red -> microwaves -> radio waves.
What are saddleback bullnose and double cant types of?
Saddleback bullnose and double cant are types of edge profiles used in countertop fabrication. Saddleback bullnose features a gently rounded top edge, while double cant has two beveled edges meeting at a ridge in the middle. These profiles add decorative elements to the countertop and are popular choices for a more detailed look.
What name do we give reactions that we cant get original substances back?
Those are chemical reactions.
Name different types of leaves venations?
I'm sorry i cant name types of leaves venations :/
What are the types of octopus?
cant name them, over 300
What types of nail polish brands are there?
there is a lot of them so i cant really name the types
What type of longer radiation that cant be seen but can be felt as heat?
Infrared radiation.
Why is not completely accurate to describe the energy coming from sun as visible radiation?
It is not completely accurate because the sun emits a wide range of electromagnetic radiation beyond just visible light, such as ultraviolet and infrared radiation. These other forms of energy play important roles in Earth's climate and ecosystems.
What does the sun have to do with the electromagnetic spectrum?
Hydrogen nuclei undergo fusion within the Sun and this reaction releases energy as 0.3% of the hydrogen's mass is converted into energy. This energy spans several bands of the electromagnetic spectrum, most of it is in the UV-Vis portion. For more information look up blackbody radiation.
Places that cant be polluted by humans?
So far we haven't been able to pollute beyond the heliosheath, unless you consider electromagnetic radiation a form of pollution. (If you do, then our current limit is a sphere about 40 parsecs in diameter and expanding). Other than that... we're pretty darn good at polluting.
How many types are of shemale?
3 types. Male who is the one with a penis. Female: the one with a hole kind of vagina. The third type, I cant name it, they have a penis.and a vagina type hole.
What are different types of flowers are there?
I cant tell you
What are some examples of materials that reduce radiation?
Radiation will occur, we cant really decrease this - aside from diluting the source. We can put up barriers to block the radiation however. There are three main radiation types of radiation, with varying amounts of penetrative power; Alpha radiation - which can be stopped with paper or a few cm of air. Beta radiation - which can effectively be blocked with thin aluminum sheet Gamma radiation - Which has the most penetrating power, and will take several mm of lead or several feet of concrete to effectively block.
What kind of radiation can we feel but cant see?
We can feel infrared radiation as heat, but we can't see it with our eyes because it's not within the visible spectrum. This type of radiation is often emitted by warm objects or the sun.
Why cant all the wavelengths enter the earth's atmosphere?
The Earth's atmosphere acts like a filter, allowing certain wavelengths of light to pass through while absorbing or reflecting others. Wavelengths such as ultraviolet and X-ray radiation are absorbed by gases like ozone and oxygen in the atmosphere, protecting life on Earth from harmful radiation. This selective filtering ensures that only specific wavelengths necessary for life and the environment reach the Earth's surface.
