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Reflection is what happens when a wave—like light or sound—bounces off a surface and travels back into the material it came from, rather than passing through. It matters because reflection is how we see objects, hear echoes, and use many technologies from mirrors to sonar.
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La reflexión es el cambio de dirección de una onda al entrar en contacto con la superficie (interfaz) que separa dos medios diferentes.
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