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Why does clear, deep water appear dark or black in a Standard False Colour Composite (FCC) satellite image?
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- 1Water strongly reflects near-infrared radiation
- 2Water scatters blue wavelength energy exclusively
- 3Water strongly absorbs near-infrared radiation and most visible light✓
- 4Water reflects all electromagnetic energy in the visible spectrum
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Water strongly absorbs near-infrared radiation and most visible light
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