An Introduction to Light. What is light? Sun is our closest star Source of all energy on Earth Energy produced by nuclear reactions in core reach Earth.
ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION. NOVEMBER 8, 1895 ROENTGEN DISCOVERED X-RAYS IN HIS LAB IN WURZBURG GERMANY.
WAVES IN ACTION The Electromagnetic Spectrum What Is The Electromagnetic Spectrum? We are all familiar with LIGHT Light is part of the EM spectrum –
Waves 1 Chapter 25. Vocabulary Wave Vibratory disturbance that propagates (moves) through a medium Pulse Single disturbance Medium Material through which.
Final Review Inkster High School Mr. Lowery Physical Science 2010_2011.
Communications through High Delay Spread x Bandwidth (HDB) Channels: Opportunities and Challenges M. Emami, F. Lee and A. Paulraj Stanford University October.
Omics Modeling 10/18/2011. Classes reviewed until last meeting – Person – BiologicEntity – Subject – SubjectIdentifier – Performer – ExperimentalStudy.
Waves & Energy Transfer Chapter 14. 14.1 Wave Properties Energy can be transferred by particles or by waves. Types of Waves - Mechanical, Electromagnetic,
High Performance Polarisation Independent RSOAs in the S,C and L Bands S.Karagiannopoulos, A. E. Kelly, C. Michie, C. Tombling, W. I. Madden, I. Andonovic.
Wave phenomena in radar meteorology Chris Westbrook.
Question: Describe a greenhouse. What is it? What is it like inside and why? Answer: ……… Question of the Day Turn In: -Air Pressure Lab -p. 605 CYU 2.
Weather radar equations To convert equations for distributed targets into weather radar equations, we must determine the radar reflectivity of arrays of.
