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The amount of energy of a wave can be determined by measuring its wavelength, the distance between consecutive points of a wave.
Visible light is a type of radiant energy within the electromagnetic spectrum; other types of electromagnetic radiation include UV, infrared, gamma, and radio rays as well as X-rays.
The difference between wavelengths relates to the amount of energy carried by them; short, tight waves carry more energy than long, wide waves.
The first organisms were <span>prokaryotes. </span>