How To Takes Pictures At Distances Smaller Than The Wavelength Of Light

Friday, July 18, 2014 - 09:31 in Physics & Chemistry

We all understand light has a wide electromagnetic spectrum and we only see a small band of that. In physics terms, that is between 400 - 700 nanometers and they show up as colors,from violet to red. We can't see in the ultraviolet radiation spectrum because it is a shorter wavelength than what we can detect - violet - which is why it's in the name, and we can't see infrared because its wavelength is longer than red, which is why the name is infrared.  read more

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