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Electromagnetic Spectrum
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6th Graders Present
Electromagnetic Spectrum
May 2020
Radio Waves
Student Contributions
Radio
Waves
Aspen McBroom
Anna Halvorson
Wyatt Kayfes
Will Boelter
Hans Jacobsen
Aubrey Nielsen
Cayden Meyer
Cadence Thompson
Dani Severson
Chase Sommerfield
Will Boelter Present Radio Waves
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Guglielmos Marconi transmitted radio waves and they passed Sirius in 1903.
Anyone orbiting one of the stars with a really good receiver could detect Guglielmos receiver.
Radio waves are the longest but contain the least amount of energy. Radio waves can be different sizes. Henrique Hertz discovered radio waves.
Radio waves control many things. Radio waves are invisible but are still there. Radio waves are in many daily items. Today radio waves commit sine waves. Many radios can work in the same spot because of frequency.
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Hertz Experiment Explained
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Microwaves
Student Contributions
Microwaves
Kaisen Johnson
brody Whalen
Jackson Bernard
Lydia Pierce
Grace Finley
kylie Sinn
Evie Delaney
Grace Copeman
Veera House
Hannah Tweeten
Emily Burshem
Ivar Stavlund
Veera and Hannah
Present Microwaves
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This video is about all the different microwaves and how they are used.
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The one shows how microwaves work and why microwaves heat from the outside-in. Sometimes your food is cold in the middle. Also, there are more things about the heat around it.
This is just a cool video that we found. The guy in the video is making an electromagnet out of microwave transformers and he explains how the electromagnet works.
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Infrared
Student Contributions
Infrared
Waves
Brynn Horsman
Jovie Dundore
Owen Collett
Cal Sturgis
Cayden Crowson
Grace Patten
Aydon Shofner
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Infrared light is not visible to our eyes but with technology we can measure this light based on temperatures. NASA reviews this part of the electromagnetic spectrum and gives an at home experiment!
What is Infrared Radiation? Watch this and find out...
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Infrared
Infrared is a region of the electromagnetic radiation spectrum where wavelengths range from about 700 nanometers to 1 millimeter. Infrared waves are longer than those of visible light.
Visible Light
Student Contributions
Visible
Light
Maddex Lanning
Julia Goldsmith
Harper Goldsmith
Grace Schroeder
Alaina Armstrong
Elise Moody
Aubrey Crowson
Eve Goetzinger
Ava Volker
D'Andre Williams
Sam Ruskell
Science @ 6
Presented By:
Harper Goldsmith, Grace Schroeder and Julia Goldsmith
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This is a 6th grade level video. It talks about the waves and the spectrum of light. The bigger the waves are the less energy they have. The smaller they are the more energy.
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This video talks about visible light and it’s talking about all the color that are visible to our vision.
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Ultraviolet Radiation
Student Contributions
Ultraviolet
Radiation
Hailey Hammill
Colin Jech
Mtichel Hinckley
Wyatt Henry
Will Hillsheim
Bryan Juers
Caden Voeltz
Kameren Eastling
Interview with Mr. Henry
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The video explains what UV light, index, and wavelength means. It also talks about the effects it can have on people. It gives examples of sources of UV light.
Tour of Ultraviolet Waves
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X-Rays
Student Contributions
X-Rays
Elle Eickhoff
Amaya Harmening
Olivia Karver
Averi Spencer-Carpenter
Ella Lane
Miles Tweten
Trenton Garner
Lydia Pierce
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You should watch this video because you can learn a lot about xrays and it’s very interesting.
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My video is about how they discovered x-rays and how powerful they are and how useful. They
also explain how they can go through different thing and how they are dangerous
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Gamma Rays
Student Contributions
Gamma
Rays
Anakin Jorgenson
Tegan Ottman
Gavin Carr
Trindy Barkeim
Emma tollefson
Hudson Lueck
Parker Bush
Hayden Stehr
Brynn Schad
Dani Jeffers
Gamma Rays by Hudson and Parker
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Gamma Rays by Dani J.
Gamma rays have the smallest wavelength in the entire spectrum but the most energy. Gamma rays are generated by radioactive atoms. Gamma rays can also kill living cells Doctors use this to destroy harmful cells in our bodies.
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This video was a little bit easier to understand and it talks about the difference between an x ray and a gamma ray. It also talks about how they both can be used for medicine! How Cool! Check it out!
This video has awesome examples and explanations between the different waves on the spectrum. The laser he uses in the video is so bright that it would injure his eyes if he took them off.
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A gamma ray, is a penetrating electromagnetic radiation arising from the radioactive decay of atomic nuclei. These waves are generated by radioactive atoms and in nuclear explosions. Gamma-rays can kill living cells, a fact that medicine uses to its advantage, using gamma-rays to kill cancerous cells.