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what type of wave is light?
e/m
2 properties of e/m light
transport energy by propogating. all move at speed of light
wavelength
distance from one crest to another
frequency
number of cycles in one second
energy decreases as.....
square of the distance from source of light
increasing frequency
gamma, x- ray, ultraviolet, infrared, microwaves, radio
visible light area
700 nm red 400 nm blue
luminosity
energy given off
brightness
how bright it is
blackbody
absorbs all radiation, heats up, direct relationship btwn radiation and temp
how do stars act like blackbodies?
direct realtionship between radiation and temp.
steps of stars blackbody thing.
collect radiation
make graph intensity vs. wl
compare to blackbody
spectroscope
breaks light into consistent wavelengths
contintous spectrum
all colors in present continous form
emission spec.
lines from only certain wl
absorbtion
dark lines in continous spec.
blue shift
toward
shorter wl
crowd
red shift
away
wl incr.
spread
refractor
collects light using lens
bends light waves
reflector
reflects light w/ mirrors focuses by reflection
objective lens
collects light from object
makes bright image
eyepiece (magnifier)
mags. image from objective
prime
comes to focus after reflection from primary mirror
Newtonian
from side after reflection from secondary mirror. off to side.
cassegrain
light reflected by seconday mirror throught hole in primary mirror.
telescope requirements
gathers light
magnifies
good resolution
light gather ability depends on
aperature size-diameter of lens
larger lens=more collection
kinds of telescopes that can look at Earth
optical
infrared
radiowaves
microwaves
asteriods
rocky things orbiting sun
comet
ice an dust orbiting sun
terrestrial
earth, mars, mercury, venus, jupiter.
mostly rocky surface
Jovian
jupiter, neptune, saturn, uranus.
not solid, gas/liquid