Why is the Moon still visible during a full lunar eclipse?
A) Earth’s atmosphere acts as a lens that refracts light into the shadowed region.
B) There is a minor component of phosphorescent minerals distributed fairly evenly on
the lunar surface.
C) The Moon’s thin atmosphere acts as a mirror, reflecting light being cast from
neighboring stars.
D) Background microwave radiation becomes excited during the lunar eclipse, and
shifts towards visual light, which then slightly illuminates the eclipsed moon.
Answer:
Waves are altered when they enter shallow water. They change
A) direction by refraction, they steepen and break.
B) direction by refraction, they increase in speed, steepen, and break.
C) direction by reflection, they increase in energy, steepen, and break.
D) intensity by refraction, they lose energy, steepen and break.
Answer:
A good absorber of radiation is a