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← ScienceWhich resolution limit occurs when imaging through turbulent media?
A)Speckle blurring limits image clarity✓
B)Chromatic dispersion prevents proper focus
C)Spherical aberration reduces sharpness
D)Coma causes elongated spot distortion
💡 Explanation
Speckle blurring arises because atmospheric turbulence induces random phase variations across the wavefront, decorrelating light. This interference (speckle) reduces resolution, rather than chromatic dispersion causing color separation therefore blurring, and limits imaging sharpness.
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