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Why is the sky blue?
How do 'invisibility cloaks' work?
A beginners' guide to exoplanets
How does sunscreen work?
How do no-fly zones work?
The Herschel Space Observatory
All about... the metric system
Boobs, Babes and Blood
Setting Hearts Aflutter
6 Things you may not know about the afterglow of the big bang
Under Sunveillance
How is physics used in archaeology?
Alien spotting comes down to Earth
How to spot an alien Earth
How does auto-tune pitch correction work?
Why NASA Scientists Observe the Sun in Different Wavelengths
Viewing the sun at different wavelengths and temperatures can reveal different information about what's going on at the sun and it's structure.
Debroglie Wavelength
Suggested by De Broglie in about 1913, the path to the wavelength expression for a particle is by analogy to the momentum of a photon.
The Electromagnetic Spectrum
Picture of EM spectrum, with wavelength and frequency scale. Chart shows pictorial representation of size of wavelength and EM wave sources.
Visible Light
The frequency and wavelength of visible light is a very narrow band in the electromagnetic spectrum. Its wavelength lies between 400 and 750 nm
Amplitude, wavelength and frequency
Good revision for waves covering amplitude, wavelength and frequency.
SkyView
Sky View is a virtual observatory on the net generating images of any part of the sky at wavelengths in all regimes from radio to gamma ray.
Transparency Of A Medium
You can see for many miles through clear air and a clear piece of glass obviously is transparent to the wavelengths of visible light.
Electromagnetic Spectrum
A simple to follow page showing a breakdown of the electromagnetic spectrum into its wavelengths.
The Photoelectric Effect
Java Applet simulating a photoelectric effect experiment, measuring current and stopping potential for a variety of metals and monochromatic wavelengths. A sophisticated simulated experiment.