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or slightly less than a micron.
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It's around 400 nanometers to 700 nanometers is the visible spectrum.
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Now, why is this visible spectrum?
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Because when radiation with this wavelength hits your eye,
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it makes a change in the cells inside your eye
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and allows your retina to make an image.
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It's only light of those particular wavelengths
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that can interact productively with this particular special biological object
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called the retina and that's all the light that we can see.
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There's electromagnetic radiation of
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all different wavelengths outside of the visible spectrum.
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In fact, one of the things you should notice here