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How is non-visible electromagnetic radiation visualized?

April 26, 2017Astronomy electromagnetic Mathematics non-visible radiation visualized

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How is non-visible electromagnetic radiation visualized?

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You can use devices such as scintillators that convert invisible radiation into light that your eye can detect. Or use the telescopes that astronomers use – the IR telescope, the X ray telescope (in outer space) etc. which provide a visible graphical representation of what they detect.