The electromagnetic spectrum is broken up into two parts based on whether small doses of that radiation can cause harm: ionizing radiation and non-ionizing radiation. Ionizing radiation —UV, x ...

Understanding the electromagnetic spectrum is important because it allows us to see and communicate with each other. Without it, we wouldn’t have televisions, radios, or even cell phones. It also ...

Visible light forms part of the electromagnetic spectrum. So do emissions from TV and radio transmitters, mobile phones and the energy inside microwave ovens. The X-rays used in diagnostic imaging ...

Different instruments measure water vapor in different "bands" of the electromagnetic spectrum; here, instruments on the GOES-16 satellite measure the infrared signals from water vapor.

But in recent years, cell phones and other wireless technologies have been hungry for more of the spectrum. So the FCC planned to auction off a big part of the electromagnetic spectrum.

EGLIN AFB — Eglin Air Force Base is the home, at least for now, of a first-of-its-kind Air Force wing working in the electromagnetic spectrum, which stretches from radio waves to visible light ...

The Joint Electromagnetic Operations Center or JEC will be the headquarters of the military's use of the electromagnetic spectrum across the world. Skip to content NOWCAST KETV NewsWatch 7 at 6:00 ...

You can see how the electromagnetic spectrum works in the handy graphic below. Shorter wavelengths are on the left and longer wavelengths are on the right. entirelysubjective/Flickr ...

The Defense Information Systems Agency announced the release of the initial features for Electromagnetic Battle Management – Joint, or EMBM-J, Dec. 6, which improves the U.S. military’s situational ...