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Human visual range is generally 400-700 nm, although some small responsiveness remains up to 800 nm and down to 360. Below 400 nm is usually considered ionizing
by scythe 4y ago
Human visual range is generally 400-700 nm, although some small responsiveness remains up to 800 nm and down to 360. Below 400 nm is usually considered ionizing radiation.
But even a ~20% reflection coefficient can make something appear "opaque" if viewed in sunlight and complete darkness behind it.
- isoprophlex 4y agoGood point! You don't need to block the light completely -- I hadn't thought of that!