toisiolähetteiden
Toisiolähetteiden, meaning "secondary transmissions" or "secondary emissions" in Finnish, refers to electromagnetic radiation that is re-emitted or scattered by an object after it has been exposed to an initial electromagnetic field or wave. This phenomenon is distinct from direct transmission, where the original signal propagates through space.
When an object encounters an electromagnetic wave, its electrons can be excited, causing them to oscillate.
Toisiolähetteiden play a significant role in various natural and technological processes. For instance, atmospheric gases scatter