Question

Which part of the electromagnetic spectrum is typically used to make images based on the temperatures of objects?

Answer 1

Infrared Light would be the answer.

Answer 2

Answer:

Infrared radiation

Explanation:

The infrared radiation is the part of the electromagnetic spectrum next to visible light, with a higher wavelength.

This is the part of the electromagnetic spectrum that is typically used to make images based on the temperatures of objects because of every object above 0 Kelvin (-273 Celcius) issues infrared light.