When light energy meets the surface of your sunglasses, what is the evidence that some of it has been: transmitted, reflected and absorbed?

Transmitted: When you wear sunglasses you can still see, which means some of the light passes through allowing you to have vision.

Reflected: The surface of your sunglasses are shiny, so some of the light bounces off the surface and goes somewhere else.

Absorbed: Sunglasses are designed to decrease the intensity of the light passing to your eyes, which is why they are almost black. This means the black material of the lens absorb a little of the light. This is why things look darker with sunglasses on.
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