Electromagnetic Waves (1961)

1961 · Short film · 32 min · dir. Norton Bloom

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Synopsis

George J. Wolga shows why we believe in the unity of the electromagnetic radiation spectrum. He performs experiments which show that the radiation arises from accelerated charges and consists of transverse waves that can be polarized.

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Director

Norton Bloom

Running time

32 minutes

Cast & crew

• NNorton Bloom Director

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