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How can you tell the waves from the Sun are electromagnetic waves?
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How can you tell the waves from the Sun are electromagnetic waves?

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Light is a wave in e local electric and magnetic fields. The light we see has wavelength ms of 400 to 700 nanometers, and this happened to be the types of electromagnetic waves the Sun gives off most of its energy in and it does so pretty steadily.
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