In reality, however, seismic waves have a finite wavelength and are sensitive to the wave speed in a volume around the path, as opposed to a narrow region.
Source: Idaho Capital Sun
Exoplanet portrait
NASA, ESA, CSA, Aarynn Carter/UCSC, The ERS 1386 Team, Alyssa Pagan/STSCI
The gas giant HIP 65426b was the first exoplanet to have its portrait taken by JWST (each inset shows the planet in a different wavelength of light; the star symbol shows the location of the planet’s parent star).
Source: Science News Magazine
How many galaxies and stars that are too faint, too distant, or whose light arrives in the wrong wavelength range for these images to reveal?Various long-exposure campaigns, like the Hubble eXtreme Deep Field (XDF) shown here, have revealed thousands of galaxies in a volume of the Universe that represents a fraction of a millionth of the sky.
Source: Big Think
The distance between two consecutive crests is a wavelength.
Source: Big Think
You will use data from the new state-of-the-art European Incoherent Scatter phased array radar (EISCAT_3D) together with a new high-resolution multi-wavelength auroral imager located near the EISCAT_3D transmitter site in northern Norway.
Source: Times Higher Education
, now reports an extremely accurate [speed of light] measurement using the wavelength and frequency of a helium-neon laser.
Source: Science News Magazine
You’ll never feel scared, per se, but if the film works, as it certainly did on me, you’ll be lulled into a wavelength that can accurately be described as haunting.
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7 KCAL-FM was on the same wavelength when he interviewed Amon Amarth vocalist Johan Hegg and asked the frontman what Metallica song he’d like to cover with Amon Amarth.
Source: MetalSucks
“Hydrogen atoms naturally emit light at a wavelength of 21cm, which falls within the spectrum of radio waves”, says Prof.
Source: EurekAlert
Feild (STScI))Hubble is warm, small, and limited in wavelength range.
Source: Big Think
This difference in brightness is due to the heavy elements ejected by the kilonova, which effectively block visible light but allow the longer-wavelength infrared light to pass unimpeded.
Source: SciTechDaily
When a light source moves toward you, the wavelength of the light you see is shorter and more blue.
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Using Webb’s NIRCam instrument, scientists observed the field in nine different infrared wavelength ranges.
Source: NASA Blogs
Scientists believe the short-wavelength light of morning, which looks cool and bluish to us, is most vital for controlling our circadian rhythms, regulating daily changes in respiration, blood pressure, hormone levels, and immune activity.
Source: Washington Monthly
Once the enzymes attached to the specified membrane, the researchers used blue wavelength light to illuminate the neurons, triggering the generation of either insulating or conductive coatings on the membrane within minutes.
Source: News-Medical.Net
When material moves towards us at close to the speed of light, it appears brighter than it is because the motion produces a change in the frequency of the wavelength of the light.
Source: ScienceAlert
It is best seen in a wavelength of infrared light that is strongly absorbed by atmospheric methane.
Source: The Planetary Society
The paper adds that information about the spectral energy distribution (SED) of the object—that is, a comparison of the object’s energy to the frequency or wavelength of light it produces—could be gleaned from several different observations of its activity states.
Source: The Debrief
The second option is to transmit QKD signals on existing fibres using wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) – or simply ‘multiplexing’ – techniques, where many different optical data wavelength channels are launched on the same fibre.
Source: Telecoms.com
Both natural and artificial ultraviolet (UV) radiation, particularly ultraviolet-B (UV-B) with a wavelength range between 280 and 320 nm, is the most important risk factor for BCC, especially for light skin types (Fitzpatrick I, II) [2,3].
Source: Cureus
“If it has an atmosphere, [Webb] has the sensitivity and wavelength range to detect it and determine what it is made of,” Hu added.
Source: Lake County News
The telescope uses various filters to pick up wavelength ranges mostly in the infrared, Pagan said.
Source: PBS NewsHour
2a, the absorption of TiO2 is below 400 nm wavelength.
Source: Nature.com
But for most people, sun exposure and ultraviolet B, or UVB, rays – the shorter wavelength associated with sunburn – are the main source of vitamin D.
Source: Environmental Working Group
The focus will be on exploiting large spectroscopic surveys of high-redshift quasars to understand the physics of accretion and AGN feedback in the early Universe, and the analysis of long-wavelength observations of quasars and their host galaxies with Herschel, ALMA and radio surveys.
Source: Times Higher Education
As objects move toward us in space, the wavelength of light they emit is compressed, shifting it to the bluer end of the visible spectrum.
Source: TIME
9-km-long fibre using 223 wavelength channels derived from a single microcomb ring resonator producing a stabilized dark-pulse Kerr frequency comb,” the authors write.
Source: Popular Mechanics
Using multiple telescopes, the astronomers observed the flash in X-ray, ultraviolet, optical and radio wavelength bands.
Source: EarthSky
“They reveal what we hoped to see: a precise measurement of the cutoff wavelength of light due to the scattering of intergalactic hydrogen.
Source: Universe Today
She is a kooky person, and the tone of the film feels like it’s on the same wavelength as her sense of humor.
Source: Vulture
This technique splits light reflected off, for example, Titan's atmosphere and measures how much of each wavelength of light is present.
Source: Space.com
UV of the correct wavelength not only kills any bacteria left after the pretreatment steps, but also tends to degrade the biopolymers, like proteins, DNA, and RNA, in the bacterial remains.
Source: Hackaday
So it's nice to know I'm at least on Araki's wavelength when it comes to stupid referential jokes, if not explanations of Stand ability logic.
Source: CNBC Television
Specifically, the generation of the PM occurs only for depths less than ½ λ (where λ is the wavelength of the oceanic waves that generate the pressure fluctuations).
Source: Nature.com
A team of researchers broke down the light from the JWST's NIRCam into nine wavelength ranges, focusing on four galaxies with high redshifts, two of which were first identified by Hubble.
Source: ScienceAlert
UV-LED light (wavelength: 470 nm) and UV-laser light (wavelength: 404 nm) irradiated both the top and bottom of the FET on a monofilament, implying UV sensing “out of fibre” and “through fibre core”, respectively (Fig.
Source: Nature.com
When a light source is moving toward you, the wavelength of the light you see is shorter (and therefore bluer).
Source: SciTechDaily
Twenty years ago, though, a happy harmonic convergence had me and my 8-year old son on the same wavelength when it came to two-wheeled toys.
Source: Motorcycle.com
Horn leans into humor based on puns and folksy aphorisms, winking frequently at the audience for being on the same dad-joke wavelength as Beau’s quirky brother Peanut (Kevin Cahoon).
Source: Salt Lake City Weekly
In wavelength terms, this is in the centimetres to metres range.
Source: BBC
Multi-wavelength view of the close-by GRB 190829A sheds light on gamma-ray burst physics.
Source: Nature.com
Such methodology, according to Sepehrirahnama, shows that “asymmetry changes the force and torque exerted on an object during levitation, and shifts the ‘trapping’ location,” a process which he says, “can be used to precisely control or sort objects that are smaller than an ultrasound wavelength.
Source: The Debrief
Employees, from ski instructors to the groomers who run the big machinery, also need to be on the same wavelength to maximize their efforts and make sure, for example, that areas favored by beginner lessons are well groomed.
Source: The New York Times
The following procedures were performed in the release assays: (i) selection of the wavelength at which vitamin D3 presented the highest optical absorbance; (ii) construction of the standard curve for calibration of the optical response of vitamin D3, using serial dilutions in the linear range from 0 to 8,000 IU mL−1, in absolute ethyl alcohol50; (iii) selection of the receptor liquids for release of the vitamin, either a solution containing a mixture of 50% (v/v) absolute ethyl alcohol and 50% (v/v) alkaline phosphate buffer, or a solution of absolute ethyl alcohol alone; (iv) recording of the absorbance peaks for the reagents used in the membrane procedures; and (v) measurement of the release of the vitamin in the receptor liquid and construction of the curve of release as a function of time.
Source: Nature.com
We used a superluminescent diode with a central wavelength of 1300 nm and a bandwidth about 100 nm.
Source: SPORTSNET
Using Webb’s NIRCam instrument, scientists observed the field in nine different infrared wavelength ranges.
Source: Fox News
Source: IDTechEx There are further details, such as the addition of wavelength choice and optical system selection.
Source: IDTechEx
Its absorption in different wavelength ranges is also an essential parameter, while albedo can be influenced by surfaces with varying reflective characteristics, for example, water, ice, snow, grass, crops, stone or woodland.
Source: AZoM
If we make an assumption about the wavelength of light absorbed by the photosystem of metabolism A then an effective ΔGr liberated by the net metabolic reaction can be assumed, give or take some efficiency factor and some numerical factor for the ratio of photons required per metabolic input molecule consumed in the synthesis of long-chain organic molecules (these numerical factors would act to reduce the Gibbs free energy per mole for metabolism A, thus our estimate here is a relevant upper limit).
Source: Nature.com
$$
(1)
here \(k = 2\pi n/\lambda_{0}\) is the wavenumber in a medium with refractive index \(n\) (\(\lambda_{0}\): vacuum wavelength).
Source: Nature.com
VD is also called the sunshine vitamin because 80% of VD formed under the skin is by the direct effect of sunshine (mainly ultraviolet B radiation with a wavelength of 290-320 nanometers).
Source: Cureus
Photons emitted throughout the CL process are generally described by their polarization, wavelength and angular distributions (Figure 1).
Source: AZoM
But those willing to get on the film's ominous wavelength will be treated to a tale of unnatural children unleashed.
Source: /Film
To solve this problem, researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory developed a strain engineering protocol to deterministically create two-dimensional quantum light emitters with operating wavelength tunable across O and C telecommunication bands.
Source: Newswise
Hustak (STScI))Researchers are able to distinguish the galaxies in the early universe through the "tell-tale aspect" of their multi-wavelength colour in the images captures.
Source: Express
Hydrogen atoms naturally emit light at a wavelength of 21cm, which falls within the spectrum of radio waves.
Source: Western Colorado University Athletics
Changing the 405 nm laser to one with a different wavelength that causes less damage was not considered.
Source: Nature.com
When 7-DHC is exposed to ultraviolet B light (the short-wavelength light that causes sunburns), it turns into vitamin D3.
Source: Gizmodo
It’s the sort of thing that will work wonderfully if you’re on its wavelength — and boy, was I — but will surely drive you crazy if you’re not into it.
Source: Vulture
The wavelength dependence and lack of variability of Π, plus the constancy of ψ and its alignment with the jet direction, supports the shock-accelerated energy-stratified electron population scenario4,19,21.
Source: Nature.com
24 after the telescope's supercold Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI) began showing signs of friction in a grating wheel that allows astronomers to choose which wavelength of light to observe.
Source: Space.com
When a light source is moving toward you, the wavelength of the light you see is shorter (and therefore bluer).
Source: EurekAlert
Using Webb’s NIRCam instrument, scientists observed the field in nine different infrared wavelength ranges.
Source: SciTechDaily
For each concentration, nine replicates of samples were created in batches of three, and fluorescence values were read at an excitation wavelength of 495 nm and emission wavelength of 520 nm for 6-FAM (fluorescein)-activated fluorescence, or at an excitation wavelength of 472 nm and emission wavelength of 507 nm for 3-way junction dimeric broccoli (3WJdB)-activated fluorescence on a plate reader (Synergy H1, BioTek Gen5 v.
Source: Nature.com
Sunlight is a sustainable energy source, however, it includes ultraviolet (UV) light, which is located in the high-energy wavelength region (200–400 nm).
Source: Nature.com
The brand understood the pulse of the user needs and crafted the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra 5G that finds the right wavelength between a smartphone and a laptop.
Source: Gadgets Now
When a proton in the nebula recaptures an electron, it emits a photon of light at a characteristic wavelength of 656.
Source: Space.com
But more importantly, a special transition occurs in hydrogen that produces light of about the size of your hand: 21 centimeters (about 8¼”) in wavelength.
Source: Big Think
84 Pbit/s, encoded in 223 wavelength channels, down a 7.
Source: New Atlas
Broadband multi-wavelength properties of M87 during the 2017 Event Horizon Telescope campaign.
Source: Nature.com
Support of long-wavelength loads on Venus and implications for internal structure.
Source: Nature.com
And that means literally to a fraction of a wavelength of light, which, by the way, is about one 20,000th the diameter of a human hair.
Source: Alaska Public Media News
It’s just like visible light, but with a much longer wavelength.
Source: National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Designed with the world’s first portable mercury-free purification system, the bottle relies on 280nm wavelength UVC LEDs that can be activated simply by tapping the top of the bottle cap when the LARQ Bottle’s closed.
Source: Yanko Design
The X-ray wavelength calibrated from a LaB6 calibrant was 0.
Source: Nature.com
Tsunami
Wind Wave
Source
Earthquakes, landslides, volcanic activity, certain types of weather, near earth objects
Winds that blow across the near-surface layer of the ocean
Location of
Energy
Entire water column, from the ocean surface to the ocean floor
Ocean surface
Wave-
length
300-600 miles (500-1,000 kilometers)
300-600 feet (90-180 meters)
Wave
Period
5 minutes-2 hours
5-20 seconds
Wave
Speed
Deep water: 500-600 mph (800-1,000 km/h)
Near shore: 20-30 mph (30-50 km/h)
5-60 mph (8-100 km/h)
Waves are typically described based on three basic characteristics: wavelength (horizontal distance between wave crests), period (time between wave crests), and speed.
Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
The idea is that ancient photosynthetic microbes might have used retinol instead of chlorophyll, which absorbs light in a different wavelength - giving the Earth a violet hue.
Source: Interesting Engineering
Participants were treated with laser light to the right prefrontal cortex at wavelengths of 1,064 nm, while others were treated at a shorter wavelength, or treatment was delivered to the left prefrontal cortex.
Source: Neuroscience News
“Previously, only objects smaller than the acoustic wavelength could be moved/manipulated,” explained Ognjen Ilic, senior author of the new study and the Benjamin Mayhugh Assistant Professor in the University of Minnesota Department of Mechanical Engineering in an email to The Debrief.
Source: Phys.org
Unfortunately, these solutions only work for light with a wavelength longer than 1100 nm, deep in the infrared.
Source: Photonics.com
“It turns out that methane also has a spectral signature in the same wavelength range, and that’s what has allowed us to be sensitive to methane,” EMIT principal investigator Robert Green said at a press conference, according to Space.
Source: Smithsonian Magazine
In this paper, we investigate the kilonova spectra over the entire wavelength range with the aim of elemental identification.
Source: Interesting Engineering
Point analyses and X-ray compositional maps were acquired using wavelength-dispersive spectrometers.
Source: Nature.com
Operational changes in microbial cell abundance were determined on the basis of measurements of optical density at a wavelength of 600 nm using a spectrophotometer.
Source: Nature.com
5–1 dB/cm/MHz2,3) allows for significant imaging depth while high spatial resolution is possible because of the short wavelength characteristic of acoustic energy in tissue (about 0.
Source: Nature.com
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Some skeptics would point out that magenta doesn't technically exist, since there's no wavelength of light that corresponds to that color.
Source: NPR
In UV–Vis kinetic monitoring the absorbance at a given wavelength is monitored as a function of time.
Source: Bloomberg Markets and Finance
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