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  • Near-infrared light helps a camera take an image of blood vessels in a single finger.

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  • Near-infrared light helps a camera take an image of blood vessels in a single finger.

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  • Near-infrared technology may someday employ an undetectable spot of light on your forehead.

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  • Near-infrared can grow small veins, carrying blood suppy and oxygen.

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  • Near-infrared light has a longer wavelength than visible light and so we cannot see it directly for ourselves, but it can pass through much of the dust that would normally obscure our view.

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  • Near-infrared observations collected at the Calar Alto Observatory in Spain cover wavelengths of 1.3 and 2.2 microns (rendered as blue).

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  • Near-infrared fiber is used in telecommunications.

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  • Near-infrared fiber is used in telecommunications.

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  • First off we're probably going to have to kidnap some scientists Near-infrared photography and light-based wireless audio, courtesy of a local scientist.

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  • First off we're probably going to have to kidnap some scientists Near-infrared photography and light-based wireless audio, courtesy of a local scientist.

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