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LIGHT
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Electromagnetic Spectrum
Lowest Energy
1. Radio wave
2. Microwave
3. Infrared
4. Visible Light
5. UV Radiation
6. X-Ray Radiation
7. Gamma Rays
Highest Energy
Shapes of the Universe - B/C GRAVITY
Planets orbit stars
Stars clumped together into galaxies
Galaxies ----> Galaxy Clusters
Galaxy Clusters------->Spongy structure of the Universe
Galaxies can be spiral or ellipitical
Color
Spectroscopy - measure light frequency....... -----------measure temperature of a body of something
Temp of Universe ---> Cosmic Microwave Background cooling off, doppler shift away
Doppler Shifts
Blue shift - toward observer - higher freq.
Red shift - away from observer - lower freq.
MEASUREMENT OF EXPANSION OF UNIVERSE
Hubble's Constant = Speed/Distance from Earth
---Universe is acceleration b/c red shift
Angular Momentum
Keeps planets rotating - smaller = rotate faster
Conservation of Energy - Quantized Light
measurement of the composition of the universe
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- Bachelors Biology (Astronomy) Note on LIGHT, created by Chelsea Gordon on 24/02/2016.
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- Chelsea Gordon · Feb 2016
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