Electromagnetic apply to aerospace.

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Electromagnetic radiation encompasses a range of wavelengths and frequencies, forming the electromagnetic spectrum, which includes radio waves, microwaves, infrared, visible light, ultraviolet, X-rays, and gamma rays. In aerospace, these forms of radiation are utilized for communication, navigation, and sensor technologies. The speed of electromagnetic radiation in a vacuum is approximately 299,792 kilometers per second, with varying frequencies and wavelengths that define each type of radiation. The discussion highlights the need for specific questions rather than broad requests for information, suggesting a focus on targeted inquiries for better assistance. Overall, understanding electromagnetic radiation is crucial for its applications in aerospace technology.
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I am not sure which subforum to put this in.

Well my questions are.

Question 1
Explain the nature of the electromagnetic radiation ( The electromagnetic spectrum ). Include all forms of e-m radiation and applications to aerospace.

Question 2
Comment on the physical characterstics of e-m radiation to include speed, frequencies and wavelengths.

Any Help or links to where i can get the info from to help complete these two questions would very welcome.

Thanks
Kyle Black
 
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This is not a "lecture on demand" site where you request a complete summary of a topic and someone jumps up to write a textbook :rolleyes:

Ask specific questions, and you will get specific answers.
 
If this is homework (which is what it looks like) this should be posted in the homework help section.
 

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