critical angle
Technical term used in physics, optics, and engineering for the angle of incidence beyond which total internal reflection occurs, or more generally the angle at which a system becomes unstable.
When light travels from water to air, total reflection occurs if it exceeds the critical angle.
The critical angle of this slope is about 30 degrees; beyond that, there is a risk of landslide.
臨界角 is a more common synonym for 'critical angle' in physics, while 危険角度 is less frequent and may carry a nuance of danger or instability in broader contexts.
Compound of 危険 (danger, risk) and 角度 (angle). The term is a direct combination of these elements, likely a calque or technical coinage for 'critical angle'.