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emit

[ih-mit] / ɪˈmɪt /


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In astronomy, calling something "very red" means the object emits most of its light at long wavelengths.

From Science Daily

As part of QR.N, his team developed semiconductor light sources that emit photons that closely match each other.

From Science Daily

Direct detection has not been possible because dark matter particles do not interact with electromagnetic force -- meaning they do not absorb, reflect or emit light.

From Science Daily

Like the stalwart Dark Knight, García Harfuch emits the vibe of a vigilant protector who compensates for a lack of superpowers with more cerebral skills — a mix of intelligence, resolve and moxie.

From Los Angeles Times

In addition, as it rots, the wasted food emits in the U.S. alone over 4 million metric tons of methane – a heat-trapping greenhouse gas.

From Salon