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BlackZzzverrR [31]
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how would your day today have been different without technology based on other parts of the em spectrum

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victus00 [196]3 years ago
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The applications of the electromagnetic spectrum<span> in daily life begin the ... Yet visible light, the only familiar </span>part<span> of the spectrum prior to the eighteenth and ... uses for </span>other<span> bands in the </span>electromagnetic spectrum have<span> proliferated. ..... know it </span>today<span>, </span>would<span> be impossible </span>without<span> many of the forms of</span>technology<span> discussed here.(Information by scienctificclarified</span>
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