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← ScienceWhich mechanism attenuates radio wave signals across long distances?
A)Atmospheric Ducting causing Waveguide Propagation✓
B)Ionospheric Refraction for High Frequencies
C)Skin Effect causing Surface Current Concentration
D)Free-space Path Loss leading Increased Spread
💡 Explanation
Atmospheric ducting traps radio waves between atmospheric layers, enabling waveguide propagation because temperature and humidity gradients create refractive index variations. Therefore, longer signal range is achieved, rather than ionospheric refraction alone, free-space loss, or surface currents.
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