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Waves Transfer Energy
Disturbances Caused by forces and cause waves
Transverse Type of wave where disturbance and wave move at 90 degrees
Longitudinal Type of wave where disturbance and wave travel in the same direction
EM wave A disturbance in the Electric and Magnetic Fields
Mechanical Wave A disturbance in a medium
Crest The top of a wave
Trough The bottom of a wave
Wavelength Distance from crest to crest, trough to trough or two similar points on a wave
Amplitude Maximum distance matter moves from the rest point in a wave
Frequency The number of waves that pass a given point in a given amt of time
Reflection Bouncing back of a wave
Refraction Bending of a wave through a different medium
Diffraction Spreading out of a wave through openings or around a barrier
Interference The combining of two waves
Constructive Interference Meet crest to crest and trough to trough
Destructive Interference Meet crest to trough and trough to crest
Medium Matter through which a Mechanical wave moves
Inner Ear Contains the cochlea and send impulses to the Brain via Auditory N.
Outer Ear Responsible for gathering sound waves
Middle Ear Amplifies sound waves
EM Spectrum The range of frequencies of EM waves
Absorption The transfer of energy into an object
Transmission The passing of energy through a medium
Translucent A soft white light bulb
Transparent Clear, Colorless Scotch Tape
Opaque Wooden Shudders on a house
Lens Focuses the image
Retina Contains Rods and Cones Cells
Rods Detects black and white
Cones Detects Color
Cornea Responsible for most refraction as light enters
Revolution 365 days for the earth and 27.5 days for the moon
Rotation spinning of a body in one place
Axis the plane on which a celestial body spins on, 23 degrees for the Earth
Solar Eclipse Sun, Moon, Earth
Lunar Eclipse Sun, Earth, Moon
Tides caused by gravitational pull
Waning shrinking
Waxing growing
Waning Gibbous 1st phase after full moon
Waning Crescent last phase before new moon
Full Moon We see the most part of the moon in this phase
New Moon The phase just before the moon begins to wax
Waxing Gibbous The phase directly after First Quarter
Waxing Crescent The phase just before First Quarter
First Quarter The second phase after new moon
Third Quarter The 4th phase after First Quarter
Law of Reflection The angle at which a wave hits a surface is equal to the angle at which it bounces off of the surface
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