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Can I omit "which"+verb in a non-defining relative clause?

English Language & Usage Asked by Jonas Kublitski on September 5, 2021

Which sentence below sounds better? Is there an incorrect/correct one? Is there a difference in meaning?
I tend to like the second one the most. To me, it has the same meaning as the first one but bit fancier, idk 😛

  1. The NIR had just been discovered: a type of radiation undetectable by the human eye.
  2. The NIR had just been discovered, a type of radiation undetectable by the human eye.
  3. The NIR had just been discovered, which is a type of radiation undetectable by the human eye.

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