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Featured ArticleElectromagnetic SpectrumA continuum comprising all the various sources of electromagnetic radiation. Essentially, radio waves, microwaves, heat, visible light, ultraviolet light, X-rays, gamma rays, cosmic rays, etc., are all versions of the same phenomenon: energy radiated through space. (This is why sound waves are not typically considered part of the electromagnetic spectrum, since sound requires a medium—such as air or water—through which to propagate, whereas electromagnetic waves have little difficulty in radiating through the vacuum of space.) Continue Reading Electromagnetic Spectrum.Getting StartedFirst, check out the PrintWiki Guide and Help with Accounts— these are a good place to start!
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