Humans can only see visible light--the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that is visible to the human eye. That's why so hard to study celestial objects hidden behind cosmic dust. But radio astronomy reveals those parts of the Universe that can't be seen in visible light--and the secrets of dust-shrouded galaxies like our lovely Milky Way.
Humans can only see visible light--the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that is visible to the human eye. That's why so hard to study celestial objects hidden behind cosmic dust. But radio astronomy reveals those parts of the Universe that can't be seen in visible light--and the secrets of dust-shrouded galaxies like our lovely Milky Way.
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