CK_radiowaves by claudia kircher from switzerland

CK_radiowaves
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Radio (v. lat.: radius = der Strahl) als Kurzwort für Radioempfangsgerät oder auch Rundfunkempfangsgerät bezeichnet einen Apparat zum Empfang von Hörfunksendungen.

The blue light stands for the short wavelength of the radiowaves. The TIVOLI AUDIO LOGO 10TH ANNIVERSARY as basis, being on the first ring of the loudspeaker model 10 of Tivoli from the year 2010. Sound, waves, transparency, life, movement and tones from the past 10 years with ever a designated time event. The picture model 10 is located in the center and stresses thus the timeless Design style of radio Tivoli audio (Henry Kloss Design).

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Basis is again TIVOLI AUDIO LOGO 10TH ANNIVERSARY, the many colors of the wavelengths is also at the same time the many colors of the model range of the radios of TIVOLI AUDIO and forms the time track from 10 years company history. Exciting one remarkable composition!

Colors are not beautiful only, them can to us also something about the nature of the objects say. With the help of physics we can interpret the color of an object. In addition the color with the wavelength is quantified: blue light has for example a wavelength of 400 nanometers, red light a wavelength of 700 nanometers (1 nanometer = 10^-9 meter = 1 millionth millimeter). Physics shows that there is a relationship between the wavelength and the energy of the light, blue light has more energy than red light.
A relationship between wavelength and energy means that certain physical conditions must prevail, so that an object sends light of a certain wavelength. The connection between wavelength and energy is valid not only for visible light of eye (visual light), but for electromagnetic waves of arbitrary wavelength. Depending upon wavelength one speaks thereby of gamma radiation (high energy, short wavelength), Roentgen light, ultraviolet light, visual light, infrared light and radiowaves (low energy, long wavelength).

Conclusion
It was a challenge to participated in this competition and
I send good, glad, courageous, and sunny waves to the USA.
I look forward to your feedback.

Best regards
Claudia K. F. Kircher