An ordinary light bulb gives off visible white light. If you were moving toward it at nearly the speed of light, it would appear to be emitting X rays, while if you moving away from it at the same high speed, it would appear to be emitting radio waves. This is an example of what wave phenomenon

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Ellis Haas

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2 January, 05:12

An ordinary light bulb gives off visible white light. If you were moving toward it at nearly the speed of light, it would appear to be emitting X rays, while if you moving away from it at the same high speed, it would appear to be emitting radio waves. This is an example of what wave phenomenon

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Doppler Shift

Explanation:

Doppler shift is also known as Doppler effect. It is simply the change in frequency of light, caused by the relative motion of the source and the observer.