Which mechanism diminishes VHF radio signal propagation under stratified atmospheric conditions?

💡 Explanation

Signal scattering reduces VHF radio signal strength because atmospheric irregularities cause energy dispersion via incoherent reflections of radio energy rather than concentrated directional propogation; therefore path loss increases as signal energy is bounced around rather than travelling directly.

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