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What would be the longest wavelength of radiation?

Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-06-02 13:02:23

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What would be the longest wavelength of radiation?

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  • Anonymous

    There is no limit. And what kind of radiation?

  • Anonymous

    the size of the entire universe.

  • Anonymous

    For electromagnetic radiation, that would be 0 hertz - an infinitely long wavelength. https://www.emf-portal.org/uploads/Frequ...

  • Anonymous

    Long waves - radio waves. Submarines make use of this, as they’re the only form of radio that can penetrate hundreds of feet of seawater - but, because they are so long, only 1 character can be received at a time, very slowly...

  • Anonymous

    Long wave radio waves...around 1500 m.

  • Anonymous

    What _type_ of radiation? It's a meaningless word unless you specify what is being radiated.

  • Anonymous

    There's really no limit to the maximum wavelength but gravitational waves are the longest we've detected.

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