Can gamma rays be reflected? Or is their energy that high they just pass through most...
Can gamma rays be reflected? Or is their energy that high they just pass through most objects?
Are all other types of electromagnetic waves such as x-rays and radio waves reflected the same way? In that the incidence of reflection is usually the same as the reflected ray?
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Unlike optical light and x-rays, gamma rays cannot be captured and reflected by mirrors. Gamma-ray wavelengths are so short that they canpass through the space within the atoms of a detector.
But x-ray and radio waves can be reflected because of. High wavelength. So they can be reflected as ray of light, with incidence angle equal to reflected angle.
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