We talked about the Doppler Effect for sound waves. Electromagnetic waves exhibit the same type of...

We talked about the Doppler Effect for sound waves. Electromagnetic waves exhibit the same type of effect. Explain in detail how Doppler shift is used in astronomy, weather forecasting and radar.

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