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Homework: What is Thermography?

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A) Look up the word "infrared" and type the definition below

B) Create or a picture of infrared imagery.

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A) Look up the word "visible light" and type the definition below

B) Create or a picture of visible light imagery.

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Draw 2 thermal images.

A) Mr. Guesno on a cold winter day in Canada

B) Mr. Guesno on a Hot summers day in California

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The true statement is...

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All objects above absolute 0 degrees Kelvin, - 273 degrees celsius, or - 460 degrees fahrenheit...

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The only difference between infrared and visible light is the

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When an object absorbs infrared light it most likely

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What are infrared camera's used for?

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What are three examples given in the video about what infrared camera's are used for in order to help us?