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When you switch off the lights in your room at night, the walls, ceiling, and floor are at a temperature of about 300 k. why are you not dazzled by the radiation that they emit?…

When you switch off the lights in your room at night, the walls, ceiling, and floor are at a temperature of about 300 k. why are you not dazzled by the radiation that they emit?…
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when you switch off the lights in your room at night, the walls, ceiling, and floor are at a temperature of about 300 k. why are you not dazzled by the radiation that they emit?

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Because by Wien's Law, they emit strongest in infrared and human eyes cannot see infrared radiation

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