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hey, i was wondering if this can be possible by human force, if so why are we not finding this?
Set up a radio receiver to harvest the energy from radio waves to charge a large battery. Use the large battery to power a gamma ray generator.jukzzhd said:actually i mean like, if we can turn radio waves into gamma waves ? sorry for the mistake I've made.
Yes, electromagnetic waves can be converted into other forms of energy, such as thermal energy, mechanical energy, and electrical energy. This can be achieved through various processes such as absorption, reflection, refraction, and scattering.
Electromagnetic waves can be converted into each other through a process called electromagnetic induction. This involves changing the magnetic field strength or direction, which then induces a change in the electric field, resulting in the conversion of one type of electromagnetic wave into another.
Yes, it is possible to convert a high frequency electromagnetic wave into a low frequency one. This can be achieved through a process called down-conversion, where the original wave is mixed with another wave of lower frequency, resulting in a new wave with a lower frequency.
No, not all types of electromagnetic waves can be converted into each other. The conversion is dependent on the frequency and wavelength of the waves. For example, it is not possible to convert a radio wave into a visible light wave, as they have significantly different frequencies and wavelengths.
The conversion of electromagnetic waves has many practical applications, such as in wireless charging, radio and television broadcasting, medical imaging, and telecommunications. It also plays a crucial role in technologies such as radar, microwave ovens, and satellite communication.