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Our eyes cannot sense radio waves. Although radio waves, visible light waves, X-rays and gamme rays are all part of the Electromagnetic Spectrum, our eyes are only equipped to detect the part of the spectrum known as visible light.

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9y ago

No. Radio waves come from satellites. You're probably thinking of radiation waves, which do come from the sun.

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Oh, my heavens, the Sun is a huge emitter of radio waves! In fact, if an astronomer looks only at the Sun's radio waves, the Sun looks somewhat larger than if you only look at its light waves.

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11y ago

-- Chances are that if you turned on a radio right now in the room where

you're sitting, you'd be able to listen to one or more radio stations.

-- If that's true, then there are radio waves in the room.

-- Can you see them ?

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Yes. It emits radio waves and every other electromagnetic wave except microwaves.

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Yes, all types of electromagnetic radiation (light, radio waves, gamma rays, etc.) are affected by gravity.

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yes

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Yes.

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no

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