Electromagnetic Spectrum

Real World Example

Imagine standing in front of a closet filled with clothes of every color, trying to decide what to wear for the day. Just like each piece of clothing represents a different color or style for a particular occasion, each wavelength or frequency in the electromagnetic spectrum represents a different type of electromagnetic radiation, such as radio waves, microwaves, or visible light. The closet is like the electromagnetic spectrum, filled with various options, where each item of clothing (wavelength) has its unique purpose and function, just as each type of radiation serves different roles in technology and nature.