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Electromagnetic Spectrum
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Multiplying & Dividing of Integers
How many kinds of “waves” are there in this picture? Multiplying & Dividing of Integers
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We know what waves are
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We know that the sun sends all kinds of waves to the earth
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We know these energy waves are divided into categories based on wave lengths; Shortest to Longest
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We know that the 3 categories are: Ultraviolet Light Infrared
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Our focus will be on the second category:
Light
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Light Because these waves are the ONLY wave that can be seen
By humans. Bees see colour in ultraviolet light.
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Light makes up only 3% of the entire spectrum
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Would that fit the definition?
A disturbance that travels through a medium?
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If the spectrum stretched from the East Coast to the West Coast
The light waves that we can actually see would fit in around Toronto and be the size of a nickel.
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As discussed in the video, wave lengths vary in light waves
Red = slowest Moving to Blue = fastest
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When we talk about the speed of osculating waves
We are talking about HUNDREDS of TRILLIONS of times per second!
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It is important to note that:
Whoa Dude It is important to note that: Waves are measured in “wave lengths” More on that later Righteous!
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How to we see light?
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Our eyes are designed to acknowledge the frequencies of visible light
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Remember how many times the light waves osculated in the visual light?
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Good Question HUNDREDS of TRILLIONS
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Our eye can interpret the speed of these wave lengths
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When you look at a banana what color do you see?
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The sun releases waves of energy
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WHY?
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The categories are divided based on the length of waves; Shortest to Longest
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Can we bend Light?
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How?
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Even longer waves = Radio & Microwaves
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Multiplying & Dividing of Integers
How many kinds of “waves” are there in this picture? Multiplying & Dividing of Integers
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Ultraviolet Light Infrared
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Some that evade the naked eye
Some we can see Some that evade the naked eye
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To Be Continued
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