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infrared emission::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | infrared, infrared light, infrared radiation |
| Type of | actinic radiation, actinic ray |
Examples of infrared emission
infrared emission
So, the infrared emission indicates that many stars are currently being formed.
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This infrared emission is mostly due to interstellar dust warmed by absorbed starlight.
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This is the first time a near-infrared emission spectrum has been obtained for an exoplanet.
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Spitzer sees the infrared emission from warm dust heated by those stars, as well as from stellar surfaces.
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The radio emission seems to be tightly linked with the infrared emission which star formation regions also produce.
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Space telescopes are needed to detect far-infrared emission, because it is absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere.
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The planemos show infrared emission from dusty disks that may evolve into miniature planetary systems over time.
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Utilizing the lability of lead selenide to produce heterostructured nanocrystals with bright, stable infrared emission.
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Infrared emission, shown in orange, maps out Andromeda's clouds of dust being heated by young stars in their interiors.
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