rrezatim (valë) elektromagnetike

rrezatim (valë) elektromagnetike

Emission of energy in the form of electromagnetic waves. All objects above the temperature of absolute zero (-273.15° Celsius) radiate energy to their surrounding environment. The amount of electromagnetic radiation emitted by a body is proportionally related to its temperature.

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