Electromagnetic Spectrum Explained - Visual Guide for Students & Educators #93689 (License: Personal Use)

This educational illustration shows the complete electromagnetic spectrum as a curved rainbow arc, with regions labeled from long-wavelength radio waves (5,000,000 nm) to short-wavelength gamma rays (<0.01 nm). Below the arc, corresponding wavelength, energy (in eV), and voltage values are provided for key points, including visible light (400-700 nm), UV, X-ray, and infrared. The cartoon scientist gestures toward the chart to emphasize its accessibility for learners.

Used in K-12 and college science curricula, educational websites, and STEM outreach materials to explain electromagnetic radiation fundamentals; matches user intent for visual learning, homework help, or teacher resource downloads.