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Why Fluorescence is detected @right angle to the excitation?
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[QUOTE="mfb, post: 5497948, member: 405866"] That is not the only effect, and it is not the effect I was discussing. The full moon is much brighter than you would expect based on illuminated area. The linked article explains those brightness excesses and opposition surges. But I see that wavelength filters work fine to stop light from the initial light source, so this is not an issue here. [/QUOTE]
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