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Simon777
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Radiation with a wavelength in the visible light range is what mainly reaches the Earth's surface.
What is so special about visible light that makes it so easy to reach the surface compared to something like gamma rays with a smaller wavelength or something with a larger wavelength?
Also, why does light near the 400nm range reach the Earth in greater amounts than light near the 700nm range?
What is so special about visible light that makes it so easy to reach the surface compared to something like gamma rays with a smaller wavelength or something with a larger wavelength?
Also, why does light near the 400nm range reach the Earth in greater amounts than light near the 700nm range?