infrared emission (Meaning)

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infrared emission (n)

electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths longer than visible light but shorter than radio waves

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Thermal imaging cameras detect infrared emission to create images based on temperature differences.
Certain materials have distinctive infrared emission spectra, allowing for their identification.
Infrared emission from stars provides valuable insights into their composition and evolution.
The infrared emission of space objects can be used to study distant galaxies and planetary systems.
Infrared telescopes capture infrared emission, enabling observations of objects otherwise hidden by dust or gas.
Infrared saunas emit infrared radiation, which can penetrate deep into the body for therapeutic purposes.
Remote sensing satellites measure infrared emission to collect data on Earth's surface temperature and vegetation.
The human body emits infrared radiation, allowing for non-contact temperature measurements.
Infrared paint is used to mark objects for infrared tracking and targeting systems.
Infrared thermal imaging is used in medical diagnostics to detect inflammation, injuries, and other abnormalities.

electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths longer than visible light but shorter than radio waves

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Thermal imaging cameras detect infrared emission to create images based on temperature differences.

Certain materials have distinctive infrared emission spectra, allowing for their identification.

Infrared emission from stars provides valuable insights into their composition and evolution.

The infrared emission of space objects can be used to study distant galaxies and planetary systems.