Let there be Light 2 & Electromagnetic Spectrum and Visible Light
What humans have historically seen as a significant source of light
What is fire? (Spinner00)
a disconcerting possible part of the agonal phase
What is the person can't catch a breath? (Spinner00)
186,282 miles per second
What is speed of light in a vacuum? (Spinner00 x 2 for "in a vacuum")
The kind of death a person whose heartbeat and breath stop can be said to be experiencing
What is clinical death? (Spinner00 X 3 for correct pronunciation)
How we see
What is vision? (Spinner00 x 3)
Aside from bonding, what changes when EMR's energy is capable of causing electronic excitation within molecules?
What is chemistry? (Pavilion)
Bladder and bowel control are these kinds of functions
What are gastrointestinal? (Pavilion for correct pronunciation)
considered "light" in physics
What are gamma rays?/ What are X-rays?/ What are microwaves?/ What are radio waves?
something that can reverse clinical death
What is CPR?/ What is a transfusion?/ What is a ventilator?
The kind of animals that can detect UV light through quantum photon absorption
What are insects and shrimp? (Poison IV)
What electromagnetic radiation's behavior depends on when interacting with single atoms and molecules
What is the energy per quantum it carries? (Poison IV for correct pronunciation)
The stage right before a person dies
What is "agonal"? (Poison IV for correct pronunciation)
The average wavelength of visible light
What is 21653.5 microinches? (Pavilion)
The kind of death that is past the point of no return
What is biological death? (Poison IV)
The part of the human body that absorbs ultraviolet light above approximately 14,173 microinches
What is the cornea? (Pavilion)
Why we can't see infrared
What is because its photons lack sufficient energy? (Match-a-Pair)
Why you should never force the dying person to eat or drink
What is "it could cause choking"? (Match-a-Pair)
visible light propagates through these massless elementary particles
What are photons? (Match-a-Pair for correct pronunciation)
a common sensation associated with a positive near-death experience
What is detachment from the body?/ What are feelings of levitation?/ What is total serenity?/ What is security?/ What is warmth?/ What is joy?/ What is the experience of absolute dissolution?/ What is a review of major life events?/ What is the presence of a light?/ What is seeing dead relatives? (Match-a-Pair for correct pronunciation of "dissolution")
The size of the ultraviolet wavelengths that can damage the human retina
What is below approximately 14,173 microinches? (Match-a-Pair for "microinches")
The type of invisible light that can damage the retina
What is UVA?/ What is ultraviolet A?
Where fluid that creates the Death Rattle is
What is lungs?/ What is throat? (Bang-a-Rang)
polarization
What is the act of dividing something into two opposing groups? (Bang-a-Rang)
experiences that may include sensations of anguish, distress, a void, devastation, and seeing hellish imagery.
What is a negative near-death experience? (Bang-a-Rang)
What certain pit vipers use to detect infrared radiation
What is heat-sensitive membrane? (Bang-a-Rang)