Physics, asked by skavali30, 3 months ago

can the human body detect electro magnetic radiation that is out side the visible region of the spectrum​

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Answered by indianrohit30
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No,We can't see infrared waves, but we can feel them. Your body gives off heat, so it is an emitter of infrared radiation. The range of infrared wavelengths is about sub-millimeters to micrometers (the size of a bacteria).

Answered by snehithanarra
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We can't see infrared waves, but we can feel them. Your body gives off heat, so it is an emitter of infrared radiation. The range of infrared wavelengths is about sub-millimeters to micrometers (the size of a bacteria).

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