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Español: HORNO CUERPO NEGRO en el que incide radiación exterior hasta ser completamente absorbida. Se muestra, de forma animada, como se absorbe dicha dicha radiación en sucesivas etapas y en diferentes partes de la superficie interior del Cuerpo Negro. Proyecto de Innovación Docente 2013 de la ETSI de Telecomunicación UPM; coordinador P. Mareca, realizado y subido por Alvaro Nieto.
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