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| A wave that can travel through empty space and is produced by charged particles in motion. |
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| A wave that is created when an electromagnetic wave strikes another particle. |
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| The part visible to the naked eye. |
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| Types of electromagnetic waves that are between one thousanth and 0.7 millionths of a meter. |
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| The higher frequency than light and has even shorter wavelengths. |
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| Waves that are used to look at human bones, bt are dangerous in large quantities. |
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| Rays that are the most dangerous and destrot allmost anything. |
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| A system used to locate things on Earth |
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| Waves that are found in radio broadcasting. |
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| Ocurs when something breaks the sound barrier. |
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| The small charges that orbit around an atom. |
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| A bomb that splits an atom, and when the atom splits, it releases lot of energy making other atoms split, causing a chain reaction of energy. |
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| The outer coating of earth that prevents us from getting burned. |
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| A "blanket" surrounding Earth that protects us from meteors. Whithout it, we would not be able to breathe. |
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