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Blackbody radiation is one of the most important concepts in physics. A blackbody is an idealized object that perfectly absorbs all electromagnetic radiation that hits it, regardless of frequency or angle. Importantly, it also emits radiation based solely on its temperature. All real objects emit electromagnetic radiation - from your body emitting infrared radiation to the sun emitting visible light. The hotter an object gets, the more energy it radiates and the shorter the peak wavelength becomes. This is why heated metal glows red-hot, then white-hot as temperature increases. By the late 1800s, classical physics faced a major crisis with blackbody radiation. The Rayleigh-Jeans law, derived from classical electromagnetic theory, predicted that intensity should increase as one over wavelength to the fourth power. Wien's displacement law correctly described the peak wavelength but failed at long wavelengths. The most serious problem was the ultraviolet catastrophe - classical theory predicted that blackbody objects should emit infinite energy at short wavelengths, which clearly contradicted experimental observations. Real blackbody spectra showed a peak at intermediate wavelengths and dropped off at both ends, not the runaway behavior predicted by classical physics.