In the early 1970s, astronomers thought that the interstellar medium, which comprises about 90 per cent hydrogen, would
absorb all extreme ultraviolet.
These bubbles, containing ionised hydrogen, do not
absorb extreme ultraviolet radiation.
Not exact matches
In an optical telescope, photons strike a mirror or lens whose surface is nearly perpendicular to the light's path; but
extreme ultraviolet photons hitting such a surface would get
absorbed rather than reflected.
It
absorbs the sun's harmful
extreme -
ultraviolet rays.
The atmosphere plays an important role in the protection of life on Earth; it
absorbs ultraviolet solar radiation and reduces temperature
extremes between day and night.