Science Says That There Are Hundreds Of Different Light Spectrums And We Can Only See A Few?

Question

What are we missing?Is there somethings in these other spectrums that we can see such as dimensions where the ghost figures that people seem to see from time to time when there is a split moment or maybe the light hits the other specturms just so ,and we are able to see within those spectrums? If there are so many things we cannot see what else are we missing?

Answer 1

A metaphysical spectrum is not the same as a light spectrum. In physics, ALL electromagnetic energy is in the spectrum of radio frequencies of different wavelength - light that we see is merely a small part of that spectrum.

As to the existence of additional dimensions, mathematically they exist in quantum theory (not physically observed - yet). There are other theories, too, that include a "Many Worlds" theory and parallel universes, pocket universes, the concept of reality, etc. However, these ideas are only speculative at this time with our technology - all equally valid - some less probable that others - You choose!

Answer 2

There is only one electromagnetic (light) spectrum, but there are many different frequencies (colors) of light that we can't see. We do miss out on some stuff because we can't see all the different frequencies of light. The world is quite pretty and everything glows in the infrared part of the spectrum. And any bee will tell you that you haven't really seen a flower until you've seen it in ultraviolet colors. Some stuff that is transparent in the frequencies that we can see (glass) is opaque in other non visible colors. Some stuff that is tough to see through in visible light looks like glass in other parts of the spectrum. If you could see in X-rays you would be able to look at other peoples' bones! We are missing out on some pretty cool stuff. :)

Answer 3

Theres trillions of lightwave on the spectrum! Everything from the wall outlet (60Hz) up to the high energy particles such as cosmic radiation (10 to the 28th power) with everything in between.

The quesiton is, how would you see it? Obviously you would need eyeballs calibrated to see what part of the spectrum you want

Answer 4

the electromagnetic spectrum spans from about 10^4 Hz to 10^15 Hz. Our eyes are sensitive to about 3.7*10^14 to 7.4*10^14. Elsewhere, we have radios, microwave, millimeter wave transmitters and receivers. We also have near infrared, mid infrared, long infrared, and very long infrared imaging systems.

Not much room for ghosties.

Answer 5

nah..

ghosts have nothing to do with light spectrums..

if it has..

hehehe

think about the late Isaac Newton...