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Also known as Doppler's principle, Doppler shift

frequency change of a wave for observer relative to its source

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The Doppler effect is the change in frequency of a wave that an observer perceives when either the observer or the source of the wave is moving. This matters because it explains everyday experiences like why a siren sounds higher-pitched as an ambulance approaches and lower-pitched as it moves away, and it's also used in practical applications like radar speed guns and astronomy.

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1842-00-00
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Doppler effect
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Category:Doppler effects
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Christian Doppler
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