Ainda não temos significados para "shorter wavelength".
1First, they emit more light (higher intensity) and second the produce light with a shorter wavelength.
2More light of a shorter wavelength will also be produced and the color of the blackbody will change.
3When the black hole dances toward Earth, its light is blueshifted -meaning it has a shorter wavelength.
4The downside to shorter wavelength photons is that they tend to be harder to efficiently produce than their longer wavelength siblings.
5X-rays are just like visible light except they have a much shorter wavelength (but they are still electromagnetic waves).
6There must have been quite a bit of shorter wavelength radiation, but the Earth's atmosphere would filter most of it out.
7As the element gets hotter, this spectrum it produces shifts towards shorter wavelength and starts to look red (don't touch it).
8Effects on health, plants, water He said UV is a shorter wavelength than blue light - so it would actually help reduce sun exposure.
9This second observatory is sensitive to shorter wavelength radiation than Planck and will be studying the birth of stars and the evolution of galaxies.
10Weapons designers prefer shorter wavelength photons because they are (up to a point) easier to focus at the ranges of modern beam weapons.
11So we shifted everything towards shorter wavelengths and we used blue and green light.
12With shorter wavelengths and much better optics, we can probably go down to .08 microns.
13Spectrum analysis at higher intensities reveals that the output was dominated by continuum generation primarily towards shorter wavelengths.
14In general, light with longer wavelengths emerges from within deeper layers of the Sun than light of shorter wavelengths.
15Because not all particles are scattered equally, colours with shorter wavelengths, the blue hues, are removed from the sunlight.
16Blue and violet have shorter wavelengths so they bend the most whereas red and orange have longer wavelengths and are bent the least.
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