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High-energy radiation from the Sun can cause damage to the cells of living things. Earth's atmosphere protects us from much of the Sun's harmful radiation. Which of the following is NOT a type of high-energy radiation that is reflected or absorbed by Earth's atmosphere?(1 point)
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microwave radiation
microwave radiation
X-ray radiation
X-ray radiation
gamma radiation
gamma radiation
ultraviolet radiation
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microwave radiation
Explanation: X-rays, gamma rays, and most ultraviolet are high-energy and are absorbed/blocked by the atmosphere (ozone, etc.). Microwaves are much lower-energy and are not classed as the hazardous high-energy solar radiation the atmosphere primarily blocks.
Explanation: X-rays, gamma rays, and most ultraviolet are high-energy and are absorbed/blocked by the atmosphere (ozone, etc.). Microwaves are much lower-energy and are not classed as the hazardous high-energy solar radiation the atmosphere primarily blocks.
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