Sphere is the shape of the Earth according to ancient Greeks.
According to Eratosthenes' computations, the circumference of the Earth is 250,000stadia.
JohannesKepler was recommended by Emperor Rudolf II to be Tycho Brahe's assistant.
Using Brahe's observations and data, Kepler's finds out that the shape of the orbit was elliptical.
Max Planck proposed the QuantumTheory
Light's behavior can be described as waves and particles.
Joule (J) is the unit of Energy
Nanometer (nm) is the unit of Wavelength.
Planck's constant value is 6.626x10-34
Radio waves - It is measured to have the longest wavelength in the electromagnetic spectrum.
Heinrich Hertz - He verified the existence of radio waves or pulses in the late 1880s.
JamesClerkMaxwell - He is a Scottish physicist who proposed the theory of electromagnetism.
Isaac Newton - According to this physicist, speed is relative.
ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORY - According to this Theory, speed is constant at 186,000 miles per second.
SpecialTheoryofRelativity - It was coined and developed by Albert Einstein in 1905.
GENERALTHEORYOFRELATIVITY - It was formulated by Albert Einstein in 1915 when he found out that mass causes space to curve and space causes mass to move.
PRECESSION - The change in the orientation of the rotational axis
PERTURBATION - The disturbance in the regular elliptical movement
GRAVITATIONAL WAVE - It is any disturbance in the curvature of space-time brought by massive acceleration of an object.
Becauseofitslowenergy, red light is considered as "safe light" and ideally used in photographic dark rooms.
The human eye can perceive colors because of its conescells.
Each Cone cells contains photosensitive pigment to certain wavelength
The Lcone is photosensitive to red
The Mcone is photosensitive to
green
The Scone is photosensitive to blue
ELECTRON is definitely a particle when & hits the detectionscreen and at other times, it's a wave. But's not a physical wave like a water wave or sound wave, it's a wave that follows the lawsofquantummechanics.
Rene Decartes use SphericalGlass in his experiment, while Sir Isaac Newton use Prism in his experiment.
Light is composed of alternating electric and magnetic fields that oscillate perpendicular to each other to the direction of propagation.
The electromagnetic spectrum (EM) is composed of waves with varying frequencies, thus, carrying different amounts of energy.
Reflection is the act of light reflecting back when it hits a medium on a plane.
Refraction is the process by which light shifts its path as it travels through a material, causing the light to bend.
Dispersion is then separation of white light into its seven color components when there is a refraction or bending of light.
Light scattering is the ability of particles to absorb light and scatter it in all directions.
Diffraction is the bending of light when it encounters an obstacle or an opening.
Interference is the result of the superposing of waves from different sources.
RayleighScattering - Our eyes is more sensitive to blue frequencies of light, that is why we see the sky as blue
Mie Scattering - The clouds appear white
When light rays hit the surface of a concave mirror, the rays tend to meet or converge at the focal point of the mirror creating arealandinverted image.
A mirage is an optical phenomenon which creates a displaced image of an object due to refraction of light.
A filter can either be a colored glass or cellophane that absorbs certain frequencies of visible light and transmits a particular color frequency that matches the filter's natural frequency.