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what is the velocity of electromagnetic wave through space? why x-rays are not used for RADAR purposes?

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Answered by samirpanchal0092

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X rays, having extremely high frequency and low wavelength, would not be suitable to use as RADAR because they would penetrate the obstacle instead of reflecting and coming back.

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what is the velocity of electromagnetic wave through space? why x-rays are not used for RADAR purposes?​

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what is the velocity of electromagnetic wave through space? why x-rays are not used for RADAR purposes?