Yes it can.
Infrared penetrates through dust, smoke and plastic.
White anything will REFLECT radiation, it will not transmit or absorb.
The camera is at a calculated safe distance, the camera is shock mounted in plastic foam, the camera is shielded from direct radiation, the camera photographs an indirect image via a mirror.
In order to prevent the stored product from contamination as the plastic is most inert substance of this world.
Shielding involves putting layers of material around a radioactive source (or around something which must be protected from radiation in general) to prevent radiation passing out of or into it. Shielding normally consists of extremely thick layers of concrete, and sometimes a thinner layer of lead. The concrete is often metres or tens of metres thick; lead is normally only decimetres or metres thick, as it is much more absorbent of radiation. shielding is generally used around a nuclear reactor to protect outside people or nature from radioactive radiations and even making inside reaction safe from alpha, beta and gamma from outside. Different nuclear emissions require different kinds of shielding. Of course, thickness can be important, so the thicker the better. Alpha particles do not penetrate well, so almost anything shields fairly well, even a piece of paper. Beta particles are a more difficult problem; they are shielded by objects of low density. A piece of aluminum will do for less energetic particles - wood or plastic will usually do for more energetic ones. Gamma rays (and X-rays, which are not nuclear radiation, but are ionizing) are best shielded by dense, heavy materials, such as lead. A thick layer of concrete is also good. Neutrons go through almost anything, but they bounce around when they hit the nuclei of atoms. They can also be absorbed by the atoms. Water moderates them, or slows them down, making them less energetic, fairly quickly. Since concrete is full of water, a few feet of it - or even earth - is a good shield. The other ionizing radiation, which is not nuclear, is ultraviolet light, which is easily shielded with UV blocks and screens.
Plastic bottles are mostly recyclable
Most plastic bottles are a mix of new and recycled plastic.
they are better for enviroment because they last longer than plastic and are not thrown away as aften as plastic bottles
Most recycled plastic bottles are recycled into... plastic bottles, especially PET plastic, the one with the Number 1 in the triangle. Other kinds of plastic bottles can be again made into similar plastic bottles, or they can be "downcycled", that is, combined with other plastics to make things like garbage bins and garden furniture.
Well, plastic is made from used plastic bottles so I guess that they want to recycle.
Milk bottles have clouded plastic because that type of plastic is stronger than others.
Plastic bottles are produced by blow molding.
recycled plastic
Their are hundreds of use for a PLASTIC BOTTLES like Art and making flowers out of cut up PLASTIC BOTTLES. If you want to know how to make flowers out of PLASTIC BOTTLES look on YouTube.com
plastic bottles, plastic is every where!
Certain plastic bottles can be recycled and make other plastic items, so saving them from landfill.
Most plastic bottles will be melted or burned by fire!