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- 6. This form of light has "invisible energy" beyond the red end of the visible spectrum.
- 7. Because light is a mix of electric and magnetic energy, it is often called an _____________ ________.
- 8. On page 89, it mentions that red colors refer to ___________ wavelengths.
- 11. Scientists often speak of light and subatomic particles as having a ____-________ _________, and they use whichever model, wave or particle, that best describes a particular phenomenon.
- 13. A ___________ is an object that absorbs all the radiation falling upon it.
- 14. This shift is known for its change in wavelength caused by motion, and is a powerful tool for measuring the speed and direction of motion of astronomical objects.
- 17. In this principle, we are not at the center of the universe, nor is anyone else.
- 18. This form of radiation, known as CMB, is the background noise Penzias and Wilson discovered as leftover heat from the Big Bang.
- 20. This is an individual packet of energy moving through space in a straight line at the speed of light.
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- 1. The wavelengths of visible light are very very small. They are therefore not measured in meters but in billionths of a meter, known as a ____________.
- 2. This law states that the wavelength at which an object radiates most strongly is inversely proportional to the object's temperature.
- 3. The color of light is determined by the light's ____________.
- 4. This property of a wave describes the number of wave crests that pass a given point in 1 second.
- 5. Scientists refer to all light waves, including visible light, radio waves, x rays, and more, as the ______________ __________.
- 9. J. Ritter discovered this kind of light, which lies just beyond the violet end of the visible spectrum and emits invisible radiation to us.
- 10. Some light seems to have no color. Light from such sources is called ______ light.
- 12. Human beings can see colors ranging from deep red through orange and yellow into green, blue and violet. We call these colors the ________ ________.
- 15. The _______ ___ ________ is a constant value denoted by the letter c. It is equal to 300,000 km per second. (page 87)
- 16. This theory is the main theory that states that the Universe was born in a hot, dense state and expanded rapidly.
- 19. On page 89, it mentions that blue colors refer to __________ wavelengths.
