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Introduction
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Light
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William Herschel
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Infrared light
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Light is a wave
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The electromagnetic spectrum
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The full spectrum
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Invisible galaxies
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Red and dead galaxies
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Hubble Deep Fields
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Hubble Space Telescope
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Invisible lights
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Submillimetre light
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How we detect submillimetre light
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How we detect long wavelength light
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Scuba
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What does Scuba look like
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What are these things
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Ancient galaxies
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What are they made of
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Submillimetre galaxies
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Galaxy evolution
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The mystery of submillimetre galaxies
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James Webb Space Telescope
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Explore the hidden wonders of the cosmos in this 50-minute talk by astronomer Matthew Bothwell at The Royal Institution. Delve into the invisible universe beyond what the naked eye can see, from infrared light to submillimeter wavelengths. Learn about groundbreaking discoveries made possible by advanced telescopes like Hubble and upcoming missions like the James Webb Space Telescope. Uncover the mysteries of ancient galaxies, red and dead galaxies, and submillimeter galaxies that challenge our understanding of cosmic evolution. Gain insights into how astronomers detect invisible light and what it reveals about the universe's composition and history. Journey through the full electromagnetic spectrum and discover how it expands our view of the cosmos far beyond visible light.

The Invisible Universe: From Supernovas to Black Holes

The Royal Institution
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