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how a certain wave was visible.

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How they used the thermometer

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how the colors of the specctrum corellated with frequency and the length of a wave.

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How we can only see a little bit of it, and that xrays are a form of light.

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How the frequency and wave length are related

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How the wave length is shorter s the energy increases

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I think the most interesting part about the article is how small the measurements get; they go down to as small as nanometers!

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I think its cool how we have a bunch of waves going all around us 24/7!

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How rays in our everyday lives on Earth can be found in the vast area of space!!!

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There is so much that we can't see and it's really amazing that through science we are able to learn about it. I wouldn't have guessed that there was so much radiation waves and such in our daily lives

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Waves are all around us. Even though we can't sense them, we still depend on them. What interested me the most is that some wave lengths can measure longer than a mountain range.

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I thought it was really interesting that there are rays that we can't see all around us. And we can still live with all that radiation because you would die if you are exposed to a certain amount of radiation.

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How the scientist used a thermometer to find out that there was light we couldn't see

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How the scientists use the light to determine the waves and chemical compounds