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DescriptionAtmospheric electromagnetic opacity.svg |
English: Electromagnetic transmittance, or opacity, of the Earth's atmosphere.
Magyar: A Föld atmoszférájának elektromágneses transzmittanciája (más néven opacitása, azaz százalékos áteresztőképessége) a hullámhossz függvényében.
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2008-12-27 (SVG) |
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Vectorized by User:Mysid in Inkscape, original NASA image from File:Atmospheric electromagnetic transmittance or opacity.jpg. |
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NASA (original); SVG by Mysid. |
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