LUMINOUS FREQUENCY DIFFERENCE The global spectrum of waves consists of different types of mechanical, electromagnetic and radial waves ( 10*0-10*8Hz ) . Inside the electromagnetic waves are the light waves (about 10*12-10*16Hz) . These waves, by varying their frequency, generate colors, from ultraviolet to infrared, (visible are from violet to red) that are nothing more than alterations (differences in the light frequency in the range of 10*15Hz), which can be achieved by a simple dimer that, when modified produces projections on the walls, buildings and shows where the colors are modulated serially and periodically. The light we can see with our eyes is only a small fraction of the different kinds of radiation that exist. When we lower the frequency we get violet, indigo, green, yellow, orange, pink, red. To the right of the visible spectrum, we find the kinds of energy that are lower in frequency (and therefore greater in wavelength) than visible light. These kinds of energy include infrared (IR) rays (heat waves emitted by thermal bodies), microwaves and radio waves. These types of radiation are constantly surrounding us; are not harmful, as their frequencies are very low.
