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Why is it important to have range of tools that can measure all parts of the electromagnetic spectrum



This tiny slice of the universe, speckled with galaxies near and far, tells the story of galaxy evolution over cosmic time Among the 10,000 or so galaxies
pictured here are newborns, adolescents, adults and retirees Like looking through a vast collection of family photos, astronomers are poring over this
comprehensive image to see how galaxies grew up, matured, and aged
This portrait of our universe's history is called the Hubble Ultra Deep Field (or HUDF). It is a minuscule patch of sky first targeted by the Hubble Space
Telescope in 2002 and revisited over and over again since then. This version of the HUDF is extra special though It combines observations of the field
taken with Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys and the Wide Field Camera 3 from 2002 to 2012, providing one of the farthest views into the universe
we've ever seen Plus, it includes light not just from the visible part of the spectrum but from the invisible) infrared and ultraviolet ranges, too, giving us
different details of the story of how galaxies came to be
Infrared light lets us see the universe's youngest galaxies. These galaxies lie far far away from us, and as their light travels across the universe, it gets
stretched by the expansion of space Wavelengths of visible light grow longer becoming infrared light by the time it reaches us Combining Hubble's
observations of the HUDF in visible and infrared light a team of astronomers led by Garth Illingworth of the University of California identified more than
5,500 galaxies in a central portion of the field some so faint that they are just one ten-billionth the brightness of what the human eye can see Another
team headed by Richard Ellis of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) used Hubble's infrared observations to find galaxies more than 13 billion
light-years away, when the universe was only about 400 million years old - or about three percent of its present age
Alternatively, to understand slightly older growing galaxies that are not so far away, observing in ultraviolet light is best The hottest and youngest stars
give off huge amounts of ultraviolet light making them easy to spot at those wavelengths of light Most recently, a team of astronomers led by Harry
Teplitz of Caltech used the ultraviolet-sensing abilities of Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3 to add the ultraviolet piece to this view of the HUDF With this
part of the galaxy evolution picture in hand, astronomers are investigating how galaxies grew through bursts of star formation and exactly where when
and how many stars formed over time
Because our atmosphere blocks or absorbs most infrared and ultraviolet light that reaches Earth only a telescope in space, like Hubble, can provide
such insights into the history of galaxies Without both infrared and ultraviolet light, the tale is incomplete.

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the inly question i understood ::::: Why is it important to have range of tools that can measure all parts of the electromagnetic spectrum

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Because the electromagnetic spectrum comprises different types of electromagnetic radiation (radio waves, microwaves, infrared, optical, ultraviolet, X-rays, and gamma-rays), all of which have different wavelengths and require different tools to measure them.

The dates shown in the diagram above refer to ages of ______

which part of a green plant shows the greatest decrease in chloroplasts in the fall of the year?

What type of sex change is exhibited by great white sharks and what species survival advantage is provided by this sex change?

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Directions:

Below is a DNA coding sequence that codes for the protein oxytocin. Complete the mRNA strand following rules of complementarity. Then, determine the amino acid that is coded for using the chart.


DNA Coding Strand

mRNA

Amino acid


A

C

A

A

T

G

T

A

G

G

T

T

T

T

A

T

C

G

C

C

C

G

A

A

C

C

T

what do you notice about the size of the two resulting cells?

What happens during the 4 stages of mitosis

1 Muscle spasms and locked jaw, followed by convulsions, are symptoms of:
meningitis
cerebrospinal
tetanus
2 Why is tetanus associated with injuries which occur outdoors?
the soil causes tetanus
the iron oxide rust on objects produces tetanus toxins
bacteria in the soil causes tetanus
animals cause tetanus
3 Communication for the senses and muscle coordination in the _____body is accomplished by the system.

which stage of cellular respiration extracts the most energy

How can animals do a similar process to get oxygen in different ways?

I put 100 points into this..
Are there any parts of the human body that get oxygen directly from the air and not from the blood?

2. The text explains that selective breeding involves breeding animals or plants for
specific desirable traits. For example, humans bred different types of dogs to
accomplish certain jobs. Farmers breed chickens for having more meat and laying a
greater amount of eggs. Cattle are often selectively bred either for more meat or for
more milk production. The text also notes that breeding animals for size and strength
interferes with natural animal processes.
Based on this information presented in the text, who benefits from the traits different
animals are bred for?

A. humans breeding the animals
B. the animals being bred by the humans
C. both the humans breeding the animals and the animals being bred by the humans
D. animals not being bred by humans

Why was it hard for scientists, non-scientists, and even Darwin to believe in the idea of evolution?

can some one help plssssss

3. Combustion engines, like those in cars and trucks, are propelled by the burning of
gasoline. Of what is this evidence?
A. The destruction of energy as chemical energy is destroyed
B. The creation of spontaneous energy as mechanical energy is created
C. The reproduction of energy as chemical energy combines with mechanical energy
D. The conservation of energy as chemical energy transforms into mechanical energy

3. Which feature is commonly formed
at a plate boundary where oceanic
crust converges with continental crust?
(1) a mid ocean ridge (2) an ocean trench (3) a transform fault (4) new oceanic crust

What is the difference between a plant cell and a animal cell!

I need from you’re pure knowledge not a copy and paste for the internet.

What is the role of ribosomes in protein synthesis?

A they provide a source of amino acids

B_ they provide a site for transfer RNAs to link to messenger RNA to bring amino acids together

C_ they translate the basic DNA code using transfer RNA

D_ they carry the proteins to their site of action

Is the following statement true or false?

A trait that is favored in one place or environment may be useless somewhere else.

O True
O False

PLEASE HELP FAST IM TIMED!!!!!

a bacteriophage is a type of virus that inficts only a bacterial host cell. a bacteriophage cant cause disease in humans because it
a. does not have the correct surface proteins
b. can only use bacterial DNA to replicate
c. gets destroyed in the human digestive system
d. is able to reproduce without a host cell​

Which of these organisms is a producer?

A: snake
B:Fern
C: bear
D:trout

Which of the following processes does not occur during Prophase II of Meiosis Il?
A. DNA condenses into tightly wound chromosomes
B. The nuclear membrane dissolves
C. Microtubules form
D. Homologous chromosomes pair up

Heavier female black bears produce more offspring. Which statement describes a genetic factor that might negatively affect a female black bear's reproductive success

What are the products of photosynthesis? .-.

where is the fertilization in plant take place​

PLS ANSWER What happens to glucose and oxygen that is produced by plants during photosynthesis?

The amount of the earth's surface covered by oceans is approximately what ?
A: 1/4
B: 1/3
C: 1/2
D:3/4
E: 4/5
pleaseeee hurry ​

How do the homologous chromosomes compare to each other ?

Calculate the number of liters of liquid that are in Lake Erie, which has a volume of 484 cubic km (km3). Express your answer in scientific notation.

Why do areas near the equator have warm climates? Low density of incident rays (northern winter) Earth laghi Sun Equato High density of incident rays (southern summer) It snows in areas away from the equator There is less land near the equator The equator gets the most sun year round The equator is closer to the sun than the poles​

Which is a type of igneous rock that forms at Earth's surface?

Lava
Clue: The victim was not electrocuted.

Extrusive
Clue: Dr. Earth was browsing books in the library
Intrusive
Clue: The victim did not stub a toe

Plutonic
Clue: Coach Physics was watching a movie in the theater.