This technology uses light waves to communicate information.
What is a satellite?
Sound travels fastest through which medium/type of materials?
solids
True or false?
Light is an electromagnetic wave
true
The highest point of a transverse wave is called what?
crest
This is what happens when light hits a smooth surface, such as a mirror.
What is reflection?
This type of material allows some light to pass through, but not all of it.
What are translucent materials?
DRAW IT! Draw a low frequency wave with low amplitude

This type of wave has the lowest frequency.
What are radio waves?
The lowest point of a transverse wave is the what?
trough
This is what happens when light travels from one type of medium to the other.
What is refraction?
This is the color of sunlight, which can be separated into different colors.
What is white?
DRAW IT! Draw a high pitch sound wave with high amplitude

This type of wave has the highest frequency.
What are gamma rays?
What is amplitude?
The distance from the resting point to the crest/trough of a wave
Why do black objects and dark colors get hot under the sun?
black absorbs every color of light and does not reflect.
Light is able to travel through all materials except things that are _______.
What is opaque?
Describe a high frequency sound.
high pitch, short wavelength, sounds like "eeeeee"
This is why x-rays and gamma rays are dangerous.
What is their high frequency and energy?
What is frequency?
Is the number of waves produced in any given time.
This is the reason for the existence of different colors.
What is different frequency/wavelength of light waves?
List all of the types of electromagnetic waves in order from lowest frequency to highest frequency
Radio, micro, infrared, visible, UV, x-ray, gamma
Would an explosion in space make any sound? Why or why not?
no, because space is a vacuum. there is no matter.
Remote controls use this type of wave.
What is infrared light?
When waves have a greater frequency, they will have more what?
Energy
What are some objects that humans use that involve refraction?
glasses, contacts, microscopes, or telescopes