The right answer is Electromagnetic waves can transfer energy through empty space.
Electromagnetic radiation refers to a form of linear energy transfer. Visible light is electromagnetic radiation, but is only a small slice of the broad electromagnetic spectrum. The propagation of this radiation does not need material to move.
if we take the example of solar energy, it spreads in space, the atmosphere until reaching the earth.
Once it reaches a material, it gives rise to many phenomena such as attenuation, absorption, diffraction and refraction, redshift, interferences, echoes, electromagnetic parasites and biological effects.
Answer:
Lightning
Explanation:
The term plasma referred to that condition when the electrons are "freed" from their host atoms for a short time. It happens due to the high temperatures.
Lightning is a plasma because when a column of electrons moves from sky to ground, the air that it passes through lights up with energy. What we see as lightning is the air. In this air, the electrons are excited and giving off light. We see it as a light.
From this brief discussion, we can say that as electrons become free and become excited and then give light, lighting is a plasma.
I believe the answer is B.
A. Thst is what they are doing xD