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I have tried searching for answers to these questions but i can't seem to find them, so if anyone could help me it would be greatly appreciated.
How efficiently you can reflect microwaves? I know visible light can be reflected at 99.99% efficiency or something ridiculous like that, is it the same for microwaves?
Also, how much are microwaves absorbed as they pass through the atmosphere? I haven't been able to find any exact figures.
Finally, does anyone know what is the most powerful continuous-wave maser that's been made?
How efficiently you can reflect microwaves? I know visible light can be reflected at 99.99% efficiency or something ridiculous like that, is it the same for microwaves?
Also, how much are microwaves absorbed as they pass through the atmosphere? I haven't been able to find any exact figures.
Finally, does anyone know what is the most powerful continuous-wave maser that's been made?