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The phenomenon involved in the reflection of radio-waves by ionosphere is similar to
The phenomenon involved in the reflection of radio-waves by ionosphere is similar to
Updated On: May 30, 2022
- dispersion of light by water molecules during the formation of a rainbow
- reflection of light by plane mirror
- scattering of light by air particles
- total internal reflection of light in air during a mirage
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total internal reflection of light in air during a mirage
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Reflection of Light
When a light ray falls on any object, it is bounced back from the object. This process is known as the Reflection of light. The light reflected from the object falls into our eyes, making the object visible to us. All the things we see around us are because of reflection.
The reflection of light depends on the type of object. A polished or smooth surface reflects most of the light falling on it, while a rough surface absorbs some amount of light and reflects back the rest of the light. The direction of reflected rays depends upon the surface of the object.