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Articles related to "Electromagnetic Waves"
The Electromagnetic Spectrum What is the electromagnetic spectrum? It consists of all types of electromagnetic waves, including radio waves, X & gamma rays, & visible, ultraviolet, & infrared light. what is the electromagnetic spectrum • electromagnetic waves • electromagnetic radiation • infrared light • visible light
What Are Electromagnetic Waves? Visible, ultraviolet, and infrared light as well as X-rays and all types of radio waves are types of electromagnetic waves or electromagnetic radiation. electromagnetic waves • electric fields • magnetic fields • infrared light • ultraviolet light
Heinrich Hertz Biography A brief biography of Heinrich Hertz, who discovered the radio waves, and that heat and light are electromagnetic waves, a precursor to wireless telegraphy. heinrich hertz • hertz frequency • megahertz • giga hertz • 1 hertz
Importance of Maxwell's Equations Maxwell's equations synthesized physicists' understanding of electrodynamics and predicted the existence of electromagnetic waves. maxwell's equations • electromagnetic wave • electrodynamics • electromagnetic • james clerk maxwell
How Do Microwave Ovens Work? How do microwave ovens cook food? How is the energy of the microwaves converted to heat energy in our meals? How does microwave heating work? how do microwave ovens work • microwave ovens • microwaves • electromagnetic waves • microwave heating
Invisible Astronomy In addition to visible light, astronomers use ultraviolet, infrared, radio waves, X-rays and gamma rays to study planets, stars, galaxies, and other celestial objects. radio astronomy • electromagnetic spectrum • electromagnetic waves • infrared telescopes • ultraviolet telescope
Microwave Ovens Heat Food Unevenly Why is microwave heating of food often uneven so that one bite is scalding while the next is still frozen? microwave ovens • microwave ovens heat food unevenly • microwaves • electromagnetic waves • microwave heating
Understanding the Faraday Cage A Faraday cage is an enclosed conducting shell that shields its interior from strong electric fields and electromagnetic waves. faraday cage • faraday effect • michael faraday • electric field • electromagnetic
Reflection vs. Refraction Even though reflection and refraction of light are important concepts in optics, they are often confused. The two concepts are unraveled here. light • reflection • refraction • reflection vs. refraction • refractive index
What is Radio Astronomy? In addition to visible light, astronomers study radio waves from the Sun, planets, stars, galaxies, and other celestial objects. radio astronomy • electromagnetic waves • telescopes • reflector telescope • karl jansky
Why no Metal in Microwave Ovens? What happens to metal inside a microwave oven? Why are the interior walls metal? Metal reflects microwaves and will conduct electric currents. microwave ovens • metal in microwave ovens • microwaves • electromagnetic waves • microwave heating
MICROWAVE OVENS: AN INTRODUCTION Microwave ovens have infiltrated our lives to such an extent that life without them has become impossible. The ability of a microwave oven to quickly and safely cook food appeals to all of us. But how safe is it? This series of articles will study and analyze the microwave oven and its working in detail and try to give you an orientation as to what that little box on your kitchen counter really is. The first article is about the origins of the microwave oven and its components. microwaves • radar equipment • microwave oven • electromagnetic radiation • electromagnetic energy
MICROWAVE OVENS: How safe are they? (II) This article is in continuation of the previous week’s article. In this article we will look at how the microwaves shielding works. Also we will focus on their implications of pacemaker users and also discuss the Super Heated Water Eruptions. microwaves • microwave oven • electromagnetic radiation • microwave radiation • magnetron
Dispersion & Refraction in Optics When white light passes through a prism it spreads out into all the colors of the rainbow. Physics tells us this results from refraction and dispersion. dispersion • refraction • optics • snells law • lenses
How Medical Diagnostic Ultrasound Imaging Works Ultrasound imaging is a safe noninvasive technique for making diagnostic medical images of the human body. What physics makes this technique work? medical imaging • ultrasound imaging • diagnostic ultrasound • ultrasound doppler • diagnostic imaging
The Beginnings of Nuclear Physics In the final decades of the nineteenth and first few decades of the twentieth centuries, physicists would begin to unlock the mysteries of radioactivity. henri bequerel • marie curie • pierre curie • ernest rutherford • alpha particles
Cell Phones May Effect Sperm Two studies look at the way that cell phones may effect the quality of sperm. cell phones • mobile • sperm • radiation • electromagnetic
Earthquakes Impossible to Predict Accurately Giampaolo Giuliani, says he predicted the earthquake that hit the Abruzzo region of Italy on April 6, 2009. earthquake warning • giampaolo giuliani • giampaolo giuliani earthquake warning • giuliani earthquake warning • predicting earthquakes
Faraday Cages and Lightning Safety An enclosed metal shell acting as a Faraday cage can offer protection from lightning and other electrical effects. faraday cage • faraday effect • michael faraday • lightning safety • electric field
Newton's Theory of Colour Shine white light through a glass prism and the emerging rays of light will spread out in a rainbow of colours. newton's theory of colour • newton's theory of color • colour theory • color theory • isaac newton
Radio Astronomy Instead of optical telescopes, astronomers use antennas and computers to study the Universe at wavelengths invisible to the human eye. So, how does that work? electromagnetic spectrum • national radio astronomy observatory • radio waves • visible light • radio telescopes
What is Differential Geometry? Differential Geometry is a form of advanced mathematics which deals with the properties of continuous manifolds in multiple dimensions, using basic tools of calculus. differential geometry • differential calculus • integral calculus • rate of change • displacement
Aliens and Instrumental Transcommunication It seems that aliens want to talk to humans just as humans want to talk to them. Instrumental Transcommunication can be a great tool to make contact. evp • instrumental transcommunication • electronic voice phenomena • how to contact extaterrestrials • ghost hunting
Early Theories of Atomic Structure J. J. Thomson and Ernest Rutherford pioneered studies of atomic structure, but their early models of the structure of the atom had serious flaws. atomic structure • structure of the atom • plum pudding model • ernest rutherford • jj thomson
Energy in Motion Investigation procedures are given for students inquire into various forms of energy conversion into other forms. Resources are provided for teachers and students. energy in motion • energy change and transformation • transformation of energy investigation • scientific inquiry • solar energy investigation
Exploring the Universe by Touch Grice's latest book, Touch the Invisible Sky, uses tactile diagrams, high-contrast color, and large print to make the galaxy accessible to the blind and sight impaired. explore universe touch • noreen grice • braille astronomy books • astronomy books with tactile diagrams • touch the stars
Invisible Dog Fence Hidden dog fences continue to increase in popularity. Often cheaper to install then traditional fences, many home owner associations have no objections to them. invisible fence • hidden fence • underground fence • invisible dog fence • pet containment systems
James Clerk Maxwell Biography Life and works of James Clerk Maxwell, considered the 19th century's greatest scientist, famous for electromagnetism and Maxwell's Equations. james clerk maxwell • james clerk maxwell biography • maxwell's equations • james clerk maxwell life and works • maxwell and electromagnetism
MacBook Air Fails to Impress If you're an Apple lover you'll love its latest invention, the MacBook Air Notebook. But is the light body worth the money? Or is it an old notebook with a new cover? apple inc. • macbook air • laptop computer • slimmest computer • thinnest laptop
Optics & Physics of Metamaterials & Invisibility Physicists doing research in optics and metamaterials may someday move invisibility cloaking from the realm of fantasy and magic to the realm of science and technology. invisibility • optics • physics • advanced technology • metamaterials
Wave Particle Duality Light and all types of subatomic elementary particle show properties of both waves and particles. quantum physics • de broglie • wave particle duality • photon light • davisson germer experiment
What does LASER stand for? LASER has become a common household word, but what does it mean? laser • acronym • light amplification and stimulated emission of rad • lasing • laser beam
A Little Wave Action There's more to a wave than meets the shore. Find out what makes them travel and how they are measured. wave • transverse_wave • longitudinal_wave • energy • amplitude
Electromagnetic Fields and Health Hazards Some say exposure to electromagnetic fields may account for numerous health problems, including miscarriages, birth defects, heart disease and cancer. electromagnetic fields and cancer • elfs and health • vlfs and health • video display terminals and miscarriage • electromagnetic fields and heart disease
How to Attract Men — Wear Red! The wearing of red makes women more attractive to men according to the first official study to document the link between color and relationships. how to attract men • how to wear red • color red • red lipstick • red lingerie
Invisibility - To Bend or Break from the Ether People throughout history have romanticized about being invisible. Now scientists are synthesizing new materials that could turn this fantasy into a reality. light • bend • cloak • visible • invisible
Livestock Comfort It is spring (soon to be summer) here in British Columbia, and with the sunny season comes warmth. But while it is pleasant outside now it can also become unbearably hot. The heat of summer or lack of it during winter can dramatically affect the productivity of your livestock operation. It is for this reason I thought this month I would explore the role of temperature plans when it comes to livestock farming. livestock comfort in summer or winter • heat affecting livestock • cold affecting livestock • keeping farm animals cool • keeping farm animals warm
MICROWAVE OVENS: THE MAGICAL COOKS The microwave cooks quickly and efficiently. But what’s the magic behind it? This article looks into the hocus pocus that is going on inside your food while the microwave is cooking. A shallow look into the actual workings of the oven and how it cooks the food. This article is in continuation of the previous article. microwaves • microwave oven • electromagnetic radiation • electromagnetic energy • magnetron
Nuclear Radiation Detectors 101 How do radiation detectors work? And how does Homeland Security use them at the borders to prevent nuclear materials from being used in weapons of mass destruction? nuclear radiation detectors • types of radiation • how radiation detectors work • homeland defense dirty bombs • radiation detector false alarms
The Cosmic Microwave Background A discussion of the history and future of CMB science cmb • cosmology • cosmic microwave background • microwave background • map
Theory of Theodor Kaluza and Oskar Klein Brief biographies and work of physicists Theodor Kaluza and Oskar Klein, who conceived the idea of the higher level fifth-dimension of unifying forces. theodor kaluza brief biography • oskar klein brief biography • kaluza-klein theory • kaluza klein fifth dimension • kaluza and einstein
Toxins in Food Are Killing People Even people who make good food choices, often inadvertently choose foods that are filled with toxic substances. Are any of these items in your cupboards and refrigerator? russell blaylock • msg • excitotoxins • dangers of diet sodas • dangers of soy extracts
Types of Medical Imaging Various imaging tests are available for diagnostic purposes. What are the different types of medical imaging? x-ray • computed tomography • ultrasound • magnetic resonance imaging • nuclear imaging
Shhh! Don't Make Waves Sound waves are all around us. Why can't we hear them all? sound • decibel • watt • intensity • cycle
The Insanity of the Defense A person is held not responsible for his criminal actions if s/he cannot tell right from wrong ("lacks substantial capacity either to appreciate the criminality (wrongfulness) of his conduct" - diminished capacity), did not intend to act the way he did (absent "mens rea") and/or could not control his behavior ("irresistible impulse"). These handicaps are often associated with "mental disease or defect" or "mental retardation". narcissism • narcissistic personality disorder • psychopathology • therapy • relationships |
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