Radio waves confirmed this spreading, too—scientists first reported radio waves on September 2.
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Fewer radio waves are depicted in blue, more radio waves in red, and the most in white.
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It can happen when radio waves interfere with the transmission of other radio waves passing through the same path.
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Because humans created technology that emit radio waves, scientists believe that radio waves may be an indicator for intelligent life on another planet.
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Sources of radio waves could be natural (pulsars, quasars and black holes all emit radio waves), or perhaps more interestingly, they could come from technology developed by aliens.
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Turner is using Europe&aposs Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) to measure radio waves produced by Jupiter, to determine how radio waves could be separated out from background noise.
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Ella's algorithm was encoded into modulated radio waves and she rides these radio waves some 16 billion miles every day, traversing interstellar space at the speed of light.
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Except, evidence is slim that Wi-Fi or other radio waves are harmful to humans — our current understanding of radio waves suggests they ought not to harm us.
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Flying drones communicate using radio waves, but, whereas sound travels well in water, radio waves do not—especially through seawater, which is highly conductive and thus readily absorbs radio signals.
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The design should provide more area to reflect radio waves.
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Spectrum is certain radio waves required for various communication standards.
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It's a black hole that seems to give off radio waves.
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Most connected devices use radio waves, be it WiFi or Bluetooth.
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The sun is constantly sending radio waves through the solar system.
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In radio astronomy, you're picking up radio waves from the universe.
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It makes sense, too, if you think about how radio waves work.
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"Concentrating the radio [waves] makes bursts much more easily detectable," he said.
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Fast radio bursts are powerful and mysterious millisecond bursts of radio waves.
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RADIO waves cannot penetrate water, so cannot be used for submarine communication.
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When analyzing their data, they found a distortion in the radio waves.
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Lidar is like radar but uses laser light instead of radio waves.
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Together, they will detect radio waves from 70 megahertz to 3 gigahertz.
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Radio waves are more spread out, with maybe a millimeter between peaks.
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Brain waves were translated into radio waves and then outputted as sound.
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What's more, the black paint would do nothing to cover radio waves.
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These sudden pulses of radio waves come from far outside our galaxy.
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These telescopes could detect the radio waves from the distant source, called G007.47+00.05, as they pass behind the dust of the galactic center (radio waves are a kind of invisible light that don't get scattered by the dust).
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This data included observations from x-ray, ultraviolet, infrared, optical, and radio waves.
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The lining also blocks radio waves, preventing your private information from being stolen.
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These magnetic fields twist the radio waves coming out of the neutron star.
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Today the radio waves are full of American-style shock jocks stoking resentment.
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"There are all sorts of radio waves arriving at all times," said Tendulkar.
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Scientists have known for decades that these planetary remains can emit radio waves.
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How were they able to measure the relativistic electron's signature radio waves, then?
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The company makes 3-D imaging sensors based on low power radio waves.
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But first China had to solve a problem: The moon blocks radio waves.
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Like any radar, they fire radio waves at targets and gather faint echoes.
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That's because AT&T's 5G network currently uses ultra-high frequency radio waves.
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So, what if you illuminated the subjects with x-rays or radio waves?
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Lidar is similar to radar but uses laser light instead of radio waves.
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Radio waves aside, the other 250G challenge will be operators and their data pricing.
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Like Wi-Fi, this allows computers to talk to each other with radio waves.
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Normally, a natural burst of radio waves will have wavelengths moving in multiple directions.
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The wavy lines in those paintings are representative of these sorts of radio waves.
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Radio waves spread out quickly, and are also absorbed and scattered by interstellar dust.
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Electrons reflect radio waves back to ground level, making long-distance radio communication possible.
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"Radio waves heard from remote space," announced The New York Times in May 1933.
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This is important because, without the flow of radio waves, mobile communications wouldn't work.
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The antennas have collected data about Aurora Borealis, radio waves, and other atmospheric occurrences.
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Something is causing repeating short bursts of radio waves to be released into space.
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So it's possible that aliens don't use radio waves as a means to communicate.
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The agency sets aside a band of radio waves specifically for radio astronomy projects.
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Radio waves, visible light, and ultraviolet light are all part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Radio waves would have first come from the cocoon, then the jet two months later.
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McWilliams uses the GBT and the Arecibo Telescope to analyze radio waves emitted from pulsars.
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My main problem is that powering a solar sail using radio waves seems very inefficient.
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Such a plasma is impenetrable by radio waves, but can be pierced by X-rays.
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Our current understanding of radio waves says that, in theory, phones shouldn't give you cancer.
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The bad news is we can confirm that most homes are full of radio waves.
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Lots of things in space produce radio waves, and many of these signals hit Earth.
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And you're being exposed to microwaves and radio waves, both natural and human-made. WiFi.
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I also wasn't completely comfortable with radio waves traveling through my brain during the night.
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The radio waves are closely related to the auroras near the poles of the planet.
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One thing it will do is emit radio waves that we can monitor on Earth.
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South Korea blamed Pyongyang on Friday for allegedly jamming its GPS signals with radio waves.
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FRBs have these huge explosions in radio waves and we don't know why that occurs.
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Halpern expects the rest of their radio waves will be auctioned off for television eventually.
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Repeating fast radio bursts are known to send out short energetic radio waves multiple times.
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Intervening gas blocks the visible heat and light, so astronomers look for the radio waves.
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That sounds similar to a normal radar, which uses radio waves, but quantum radar would be much better at detecting stealth planes, which use special coating materials and body designs to reduce the radio waves they deflect, making them indistinguishable from the background environment.
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The nuclei of some atoms absorb and re-emit radio waves in a strong magnetic field.
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The international unit now used for frequency in radio waves, of course, is named after Hertz.
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Here's how long it would take for radio waves to reach each location after kick off.
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The human body consists mostly of water and radio waves do not transmit energy through water.
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And the cosmic radio waves that funnel into the telescope don't care about any of it.
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This high-speed Wi-Fi is based on millimeter wave radio waves in the 60GHz range.
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J Balvin's upbeat single 'Mi Gente' has conquered the radio waves — and Beyoncé's daughter Blue Ivy.
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The point of radio telescopes is to sense radio waves from space—gas clouds, galaxies, quasars.
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So it shouldn't come as a shock that light waves behave a lot like radio waves.
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"We saw everything from radio waves to gamma-rays—that was surprising and astounding," said Berger.
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Delicately looping squiggles suggest, simultaneously, the world of Calder and the spectral images of radio waves.
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These interactions, said Tendulkar, can cause absorption, scattering, and many other effects on the radio waves.
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Fiber optics cables also work by transmitting sound for telephone landlines, or radio waves for cellphones.
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Juno measured radio waves emanating from 215 to 250 miles below Jupiter's colorful striped cloud tops.
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The short radio waves power radars, cook foods, relay messages and link cellphones to antenna towers.
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Hydrogen in empty space is prone to radiate radio waves with a wavelength of 21 centimeters.
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For instance, many labs now use radio waves to track and inventory vials containing dangerous pathogens.
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The source sends out one or two bursts of radio waves every hour, over four days.
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But repeating fast radio bursts are known to send out short, energetic radio waves multiple times.
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By firing radio waves and measuring their echo, the satellite reveals greater detail than a photograph.
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Scientists studied the collision&aposs aftermath in visible light, radio waves, X-rays, and gamma rays.
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The ground-based radars would constantly send pulses of high-frequency radio waves toward the horizon; if a missile was launched, the radio waves would be reflected off the missile back to the radar antenna, while the satellites would search for heat signatures from the missiles.
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Billions of years ago, an unknown object sent a seriously bright burst of radio waves into space.
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And so pilots would hug the terrain, flying beneath the radio waves that would detect their presence.
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It shot radio waves at the ground, then recorded how the waves that bounced back had changed.
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Not a weird thought: maybe there's creatures out there that pick up those radio waves right now.
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That is partly because LoRa uses lower-frequency radio waves than Wi-Fi (900MHz rather than 2.4GHz).
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The key here, however, isn't the details of how accurate the radio waves or the algorithm is.
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This giant re-allocation of radio waves is being called the broadcast incentive auction by the FCC.
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The weird signal could be nearby radio interference, but local radio waves usually have easily identifiable patterns.
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Radar satellites bounce radio waves off objects on the ground, allowing analysts to precisely evaluate their shapes.
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Now, radio waves are great for finding solid things over long distances, but they have some shortcomings.
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Tesla's drone was a 4-foot-long, remotely controlled boat that could be maneuvered via radio waves.
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Based upon his ability to land the lead presenting gig, I'd assume he's fun on radio waves.
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The data suggest that the radio waves from the bursts were scattered by whatever surrounds the sources.
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When neutron stars slam together, all kinds of things burst out: gamma rays, X-rays, radio waves.
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If the field is set at a specific strength, the atoms can absorb and emit radio waves.
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The use of radio waves gives us a new perspective, revealing more of the Milky Way's secrets.
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Heitkamp, in response to the controversy, blanketed the radio waves with a series of interviews on Tuesday.
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Its tech relies on synthetic aperture radar, meaning it sends radio waves down to the earth's surface that — based on the reflection of the radio waves that go through the clouds and don't require illumination from the sun — can capture images at night and despite heavy cloud cover.
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They communicated with the console via radio waves, which could be picked up up to 1,000 feet away.
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Wifi works through the magic of radio waves, just like a cell phone network, or an actual radio.
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Shake some electrons—for instance, in an antenna—and you'll disturb an electric field and get radio waves.
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Hate on the radio waves It's early morning, and we're on the road between Santiago and Puerto Plata.
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For a year afterwards, the debris left behind glowed with radiation ranging from X-rays to radio waves.
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LIDAR, short for "light detection and ranging," adopts Radar's approach, but uses lasers in place of radio waves.
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These explosions of radio waves will last for just milliseconds and then disappear, never to be seen again.
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These intense blasts of radio waves come from beyond our galaxy, lasting for only milliseconds at a time.
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Capella's satellites will use radio waves, rather than light, to create images of the surface of the Earth.
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Technically, the electromagnetic spectrum includes radio waves as well as frequencies that fall within the visible light spectrum.
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Yeah, radio waves constantly zip around us, but something about having them right under my skull feels wrong.
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Such a merger will also emit energy all across the electromagnetic spectrum, from radio waves to gamma rays.
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A nuclear EMP could also disrupt radio waves, but that's less likely, since radios have a simpler circuitry.
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Traditional M.R.I., or magnetic resonance imaging, uses magnetic fields and radio waves to take images of internal organs.
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The equipment used "passes radio waves through the ground," Mr. Colls said in a phone interview from Staffordshire.
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Although the valley protects CHIME against local radio waves, the television satellites locked in orbit still cause interference.
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When the 14-day-long lunar night arrives, the lander will scan the skies above for radio waves.
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But its true medium was the silent, invisible pulse of radio waves, traveling at the speed of light.
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One is that it's using mmWave, which are extremely high-frequency radio waves that allow for high precision.
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Electromagnetic energy produces heat, which is the "one and only" health concern posed by radio waves, says DeMott.
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Microwaves are a type of electromagnetic wave that are shorter than radio waves but longer than infrared radiation.
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The first set finds out the prices at which broadcasters are willing to part with radio waves (hence "incentive").
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This slight change to some ambient radio waves could herald the first step in a new kind of astronomy.
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Unlike the dishes that deliver your Howard Stern and cricket tournaments, this 1,400-pound behemoth doesn't beam radio waves.
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The light buckets will act like floodlights in reverse, pulling in radio waves from a huge swath of sky.
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Wireless telegraphy—also known as radio telegraphy—involves transmitting radio waves through the air in short and long pulses.
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Other prison facilities are considering technology that could intercept the radio waves that connect drones to their remote controls.
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It aims collect information about radio waves passing through Earth's ionosphere, the electrically charged outer layer of the atmosphere.
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But APEX is sensitive to the much dimmer light in the submillimeter range (between infrared radiation and radio waves).
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Telescopes capable of examining all parts of the spectrum, from gamma rays to radio waves, were brought into play.
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In a new study, astronomers suggest this might explain these bizarre intergalactic radio waves, known as fast radio bursts.
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Free spectrum abounds in the higher bands—in particular where the length of radio waves is counted in millimetres.
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Recently I've been interested in microwaves and radio waves and magnetic rays, as metaphors for social emotional cultural things.
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Other common forms of non-ionizing radiation are things like radio waves, heat from heat lamps, and your microwave.
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Left to their own devices, radio waves would not be audible for much more than forty or fifty miles.
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"We envision a beamer that emits the radio waves as a method of launching a light sail," says Loeb.
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That's a lot of cell phones, each of which persistently emits radio waves with around 1 watt of power.
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From there, it's not much of a jump to radar, which does much the same thing with radio waves.
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It blasts a narrow beam of radio waves at buildings so they can bounce their way to the receiver.
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The fluctuations in density or pressure result in lenses that deflect radio waves in ways detectable here on Earth.
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In fact, humans have been "leaking" radio waves from our planet and into the cosmos for over 80 years.
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There also were studies examining the effects of these radio waves in animals and cells growing in petri dishes.
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These may use ultrasound, radar or lidar (a system like radar but which substitutes laser light for radio waves).
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Satellites can thus use radio waves to get a very accurate picture of the height of the ocean's surface.
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The dark bands in the image capture molecules that absorb radio waves; in Uranus' case, that's probably hydrogen sulfide.
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So it might come as a surprise to know that space communications rely on an old standby: radio waves.
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The other tool, the ground penetrating radar, uses FM radio waves to scan about 10 feet under the surface.
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They are embedded with a near-field communication antenna that can be used for proximity payments via radio waves.
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Fast radio bursts, or FRBs, are short, intense blasts of radio waves that come from far outside our galaxy.
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Instead it uses digital signal processing to 'point' the telescope and reconstruct where the radio waves are coming from.
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Radio waves indicated that his grave had been disturbed, and folkloric accounts pointed to a local 18th-century doctor.
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HEV and IR, however, are grouped with things like microwaves and radio waves, and are considered non-ionizing radiation.
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When the radio waves pass through the magnetic field, they are twisted in a way known as Faraday rotation.
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It's not the same as radio waves, microwaves, or the ionizing x-rays, where high doses can cause cancer.
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"I made a discovery they could not bear the radio waves that come from the hearing device," he said.
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Many T.M.C.s, including the MoS₂ used by Dr. Palacios to absorb radio waves, show potential for various industrial uses.
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Strange bursts of radio waves have been traced to a distant part of space — but don't get too excited.
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Last June, they presented a small gizmo that could steal crypto keys via radio waves from 19 inches away.
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Chatterjee's team still isn't certain as to what's causing the repetitive radio waves, though they have a few potential explanations.
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That will tell you how long it takes for radio waves from the game to reach the center of Mars.
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In the eight months since it hit radio waves, Anti has become emblematic of a paradigm shift among certain artists.
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It's possible that the material is acting like a magnifying glass, amplifying the signal when the radio waves pass through.
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Spectrum is really just a fancy term for radio waves, a specific portion of the electromagnetic spectrum (hence the name).
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Although it wasn't her voice playing over the AM radio waves, it was her complicated and wiry heart powering them.
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If intelligent beings do exist, there's no reason to think they're using telescopes and radio waves to study the stars.
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A radar antenna emits bursts of radio waves, which hit rain, hail or snow on their way down to earth.
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It's a lot like wi-fi, except instead of transmitting information over radio waves, li-fi uses visible light waves.
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An important step to building out 83G is having the rights to the radio waves on which the network runs.
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Incredibly, these radio waves originate from distant galaxies, traveling at high energies through the cosmos for literally billions of years.
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Black holes, for example, do not emit light, radio waves and the like, but can be studied via gravitational waves.
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Part of the issue in Europe is spectrum allocation, which is the certain radio waves required for various communication standards.
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This image uses a combination of x-ray filters, radio waves and infrared to create the full range of colors.
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Millimeter waves and other radio waves, along with visible light, are considered non-ionizing, meaning they don't break molecular bonds.
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Contactless cards are embedded with a near-field communication antenna that can be used for proximity payments via radio waves.
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A fast radio burst is a sudden pulse of radio waves, detectable by our telescopes and originating in deep space.
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The evidence: A jet emission of X-rays and radio waves would be expected to get weaker over time if it was being viewed on Earth from an angle, as researchers originally proposed after observing this particular event — but astronomers report the intensity of the radio waves continued to grow up to 93 days later.
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The telescope is used to detect radio waves, and it's helped astronomers discover everything from the first exoplanets to neutron stars.
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He added an amplifier and a receiver, which boost and digitize the radio waves, and hooked the antenna into his computer.
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Routers and wireless adapters do the job of converting these radio waves floating through the air into actual 1s and 0s.
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Quasars emit mostly radio waves, which have the longest wavelengths in the electromagnetic spectrum, much longer than those of visible light.
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These are extremely high-frequency radio waves capable of transmitting large amounts of data in relatively small, dense chunks of signal.
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While the Zone's dust and stars block out light in optical and infrared wavelengths, radio waves can pierce through the region.
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"Light," or electromagnetic radiation, comes in many forms, like gamma rays, x-rays, ultraviolet, visible light, infrared, microwave, and radio waves.
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The company sees low-altitude airspace as a wide-open market, where the only competition comes from birds and radio waves.
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Cellular technology transmits data over radio waves, which depending on the type of electromagnetic signal is measured as a different frequency.
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The first is, unfortunately, pretty bad: if you're worried about the health effects of radio waves, that isn't a problem here.
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Capella is an early customer of the service, which uses radio waves rather than lasers to get data down from orbit.
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Image: Benjamin Shaw/Wikimedia CommonsFast radio bursts are split-second intergalactic blips of radio waves we've detected over the last decade.
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Most important among those is the use of millimeter wave, the radio waves that will be the backbone of 53G connections.
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The research is the latest in a number of different activities the team has been monitoring using low-power radio waves.
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Salt water corrodes exposed mechanisms and absorbs both visible light and radio waves—thus ruling out radar and long-distance communication.
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This week, it's sending out what's known as "Slow Scan TV"—radio waves that can be decoded and turned into pictures.
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And there's a number of powerful phenomena in the deep universe that blast radio waves into the cosmos — like black holes.
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The radar dishes we've all seen at airports and on big boats spin around, firing out a beam of radio waves.
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Astronomers have detected another mysterious flash of radio waves originating from deep space — and it's the brightest one found to date.
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Then in the 1960s, the field of astronomy was changed again with the discovery of radio waves and the big bang.
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Radar technology was developed so that militaries could use radio waves to detect objects like ships and airplanes from long distances.
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These electrons are sensitive to electromagnetic fields, so once they are excited by the laser they can pick up radio waves.
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Unlike moons and planets, the seafloor can't be mapped using radar, since ocean water tends to obstruct a satellite's radio waves.
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" Sonically, the score blends the sun baked haze of 1970s Sarasota with "the more sonic, textural, ambient... idea of radio waves.
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Small receivers placed throughout each NFL stadium issue radio waves that ping the sensors in the shoulder pads to collect information.
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Then five days later on May 23, the sun released one of the largest bursts of radio waves in recorded history.
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He retired in 2007, having completed a tour of the electromagnetic spectrum, from X-rays to visible light to radio waves.
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The FCC's License View database is a rich resource for discovering who is likely using the radio waves in your neighborhood.
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Scientists have discovered two massive "radio bubbles," mysterious gaseous structures that emit radio waves, at the center of the Milky Way.
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Some FRBs only light up with one pulse, but scientists have also observed FRBs that emit repeated pulses of radio waves.
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A technician outside the chamber had been bombarding it with radio waves and studying the results on four large color monitors.
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Smaller than a quarter, they detect radio waves, and therefore the presence and movement of people, across a ten meter area.
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Since the astronomers used radio waves to see the black hole, the colors aren't what you would see with your eye.
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When an object encountered the radio waves, its body reflected them back to the ground, where six receiving stations picked them up.
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Today, the radio waves beamed in satellite communications have limited bandwidth, which means they can't transmit a lot of data at once.
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It also produced an outward-moving jet of particles, whose resulting radio waves were visible to a network of telescopes on Earth.
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A federal health panel on Thursday reported "higher confidence" that male rats can get cancer from heavy doses of cellphone radio waves.
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Typically, a burst of radio waves will have different wave frequencies occurring at once, but FRBs have frequencies that are spread out.
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Other devices use radio waves to disrupt the targeted drone's communications while other systems still use larger drones to capture smaller drones.
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As he brings these materials onto the open radio waves, he talks about their — and his — serious concerns in an approachable way.
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High-frequency radio waves do not travel far, so firms have to erect more base stations (computers that power a network's antennae).
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Using radio waves, Rosetta and Philae were able to give scientists a picture of what the interior of the comet looks like.
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Jason-3 is designed to bounce radio waves off the ocean and time how long it takes the reflected signals to return.
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These include exploiting FM radio waves emitted by video cards, the blinking of LED lights or even the pattern of heat signatures.
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They are, after all, just pieces of conducting metal whose shape and size are designed to reliably receive or transmit radio waves.
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Gravity is limited technologically, but the electromagnetic force is versatile: Light is the electromagnetic force, and radio waves are the electromagnetic force.
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Radar, like lidar, sends out a signal and waits for it to bounce back, but it uses radio waves instead of light.
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But astronomers recently spotted an FRB that looks more like a strobe light — the event released multiple bright bursts of radio waves.
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It sent radar pulses through the surface and polar ice caps and measured how the radio waves reflected back to Mars Express.
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They transmit radio waves and measure the time it takes for those waves to bounce back, and any changes in their frequency.
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Instead of sending data through a cable (like when your EarPods are connected to your phone), it sends data over radio waves.
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In the city, we're constantly saturated with the radio waves from 10 or 20 different routers, cell towers and other wireless infrastructure.
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The data, carried by radio waves, pings off orbiters around Mars and reaches NASA's Deep Space Network of antennas around the world.
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As the jet slowed down, encountering interstellar gas in the galaxy, it began to glow in X-rays and then radio waves.
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Mr. Roosevelt took to the radio waves for fireside chats that laid out the war's great stakes and praised citizens' patriotic sacrifice.
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Image: modification of work by STScI/JHU/NASAThe only use for a big antenna is to sense very long wavelength radio waves.
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But low-frequency radio waves would be ridiculously inefficient for alien communication, since you can only send a few characters per minute.
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Astronomers gathered as much data about the event as possible, measuring everything from X-rays and ultraviolet light to infrared and radio waves.
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Understanding the characteristics of the emitted radio waves, like their wavelengths, provides information about the complexities of the electric fields around the atoms.
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This includes the electromagnetic radiation— such as X-rays, infrared, light, and radio waves — that would allow us to detect the object directly.
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When Michilli's laptop displayed the new data plot, Hessels immediately realized that the radio waves had gone through a hugely powerful magnetic field.
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Previously, scientists could only study space by observing electromagnetic waves such as radio waves, visible light, infrared light, X-rays and gamma rays.
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But is it that much harder than imagining light-years-away microbes growing into sentient beings that broadcast radio waves and beam lasers?
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As light has a much shorter wavelength than radio waves do, it is more readily reflected from small objects that radar might miss.
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Any radio waves coming from remote locations across the galaxy weaken considerably as they cross the vast distances on the way to Earth.
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Regions where stars form create a lot of these gases, which give off incredibly strong radio waves that we can observe from Earth.
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Aside from the nostalgia factor, FM radio broadcasts can be life-saving, especially in emergency situations when information is transmitted via radio waves.
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Instead of pinging the surface of the Earth with radio waves, it listens for any that are being emitted by activity down below.
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Then there's the argument that Earth has already been leaking radio waves into space for decades, potentially broadcasting our position to extraterrestrial intelligences.
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One previous guess had been that they were vortices in the luminiferous aether through which light and radio waves were thought to propagate.
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For the last nine years, astronomers have been documenting a series of weird pulses of radio waves sent from somewhere far, far away.
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The source also soon became a clear: A massive black hole at the galaxy's center, which was spewing out bursts of radio waves.
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It's possible to block communications, for example, by increasing the density of plasma or by creating structures that scatter radio waves, Papadopoulos said.
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Previous clocks relied on converting an atom's super-fast microwave radiation to slower radio waves that the electronics of the time could read.
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When it does, it creates a shock wave, which in turn beams a short, laserlike flash of radio waves halfway across the universe.
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As the shock presses outward, the electrons inside gyrate around along magnetic field lines, and that motion produces a burst of radio waves.
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Navigation systems in cars or phones rely on radio waves from satellites high above the Earth to pinpoint their position on the ground.
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The radio waves and x-rays let scientists know that the gamma-ray burst was joined by a high-energy jet of particles.
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With a working laser, this system is known as lidar—like radar, Brydegaard tells me, but using a laser instead of radio waves.
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The finding: Scientists looked at data from a dust cloud's radio waves in the Perseus constellation that had a host of baby stars.
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The same is true of lidar, which is similar to radar except that it employs infra-red laser light instead of radio waves.
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But electromagnetic waves, like radio waves, are also found naturally in the cosmos, making the work of SETI astronomers all the more challenging.
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They also outlined the cables' potential capacity for transmitting information — one that was far superior to that of copper wires or radio waves.
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They employ much higher frequencies, and these radio waves are far less successful at penetrating the bodies of humans and rats, scientists say.
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Shortwave radio bands are able travel long distances using very high frequencies, unlike traditional radio waves that need to travel in straight lines.
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If their civilization is advanced enough to recognize structured data in radio waves, they must share many of our scientific and technological concepts.
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"Our objective is to map the entire planet, charting the radio waves used for communications," said Brian Mengwasser, the co-founder and CEO.
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Like cellular radio waves, this light is just another chunk of the electromagnetic spectrum, but one that operates at a much higher frequency.
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That instrument also noticed a burst of radio waves during the flyby — and it occurred right in the middle of the magnetic anomaly.
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The dust analyzer is able to record particles smaller in size than could have been detected via radio waves during the first pass.
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Bowman's instrument, like the others involved in the search, attempts to pick out a particular dip in radio waves coming from the distant universe.
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The fence's transmitters beamed up radio waves that spread into a fan shape, blanketing the continental US in a kind of radio force-field.
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Laser communication, unlike radio waves beamed from conventional satellites, delivers a targeted beam, which means it's best used in a one-on-one setting.
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Though they're invisible to the human eye, radio waves still bounce off of human bodies as the wireless signals emanate out from broadcast antennas.
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That may mean blobs of plasma are lining up just right to focus the radio waves on Earth, making them extra bright, says Chatterjee.
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Stuver: What you suggest is exactly what Heinrich Hertz did in the late 22015s to detect electromagnetic waves in the form of radio waves.
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When airplanes are flying over the poles, the only way they communicate with control centers is high frequency radio waves bouncing over the continents.
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He studied radio waves with the Voyager mission almost forty years ago, and is now working on radio wave and plasma observations for Juno.
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It's using new technologies and faster radio waves to deliver faster internet service, which is ultimately the big picture description of what 5G is.
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The Northrop B-2 Spirit escapes radar by being specifically designed to reflect radio waves away from the source so it'd never be detected.
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The barrier can form when very low frequency (VLF) radio waves — largely used for submarine communications and scientific studies — interact with particles in space.
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Engineers bounce radio waves between an antenna and giant carbon reflectors to simulate signals hurtling at light speed through 500 million miles of space.
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But these scientists had actually picked the radio waves up in May 2015—they had just kept it quiet for more than a year.
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Digital radio waves communicate information by sending pulses of electromagnetic waves as a string of ones and zeroes, representing on and off electrical signals.
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Since the data is traveling on lightwaves instead of radio waves, li-fi can transmit more data, more quickly than existing radio-based technology.
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Since radio waves do not propagate well underwater, an autonomous submarine on Europa will not have recourse to standard radio communications or GPS satellites.
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Introduced earlier in the film, the community, built around the Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope, is free of radio waves and cellular signals.
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GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and other transmission methods rely on radio waves, which bounce around like crazy indoors and fail to penetrate many structures.
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Multiple short bursts of radio waves have been found coming from a single location far beyond the Milky Way Galaxy, Cornell astronomers have discovered.
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Operating at bands of 1,210 megahertz and 211,22007 megahertz, these radio waves, when they reach the ground, aren't audible to any animal on Earth.
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In order to efficiently send and receive signals, antennas should be no smaller than half the size of the radio waves they're dealing with.
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But scientists have been monitoring radio waves for signs of alien life in the universe for decades, and they haven't found anything or anyone.
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That metal conducts electricity, creating a circuit between the planet core and the dead star that produces radiation in the form of radio waves.
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For nearly a decade, Shami Chatterjee and other astrophysicists have been trying to understand the nature of fast bursts of radio waves in space.
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Astronomers will study the resulting radio waves to learn more about the energy of a neutron star collision, and how much mass is ejected.
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According to his calculations, we might expect to find as many as 100 alien civilizations in our galaxy communicating with radio waves right now.
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Using off-the-shelf parts, the team assembled a phone that harnesses the power of radio waves emitted by FM radio and TV towers.
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The neutron star itself is rapidly spinning, which is called a pulsar because they send out beams of radio waves from each magnetic pole.
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You'd think that astronomers would announce that they detected this halo of radio waves surrounding the hole, and that is part of the story.
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The feat required China to first launch a lunar satellite in order to relay messages to the lander, since the moon blocks radio waves.
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Because of the very strong gravity near the black hole, some of the light and radio waves are captured by it and don't escape.
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Most concerns about health impacts from 230G stem from millimeter-wave technology, high-frequency radio waves that are supposed to deliver much faster speeds.
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He called radio an "oscillator" through which electricity is converted into high-frequency radio waves, enabling energy, sound and other transmissions over great distances.
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A magnetic resonance imaging device uses radio waves and powerful magnetic fields to track blood flow in the brain, an indirect measure of neural activity.
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But mysteries about this event remained—like why the radiation it emitted as x-rays and radio waves gradually brightened for half a year afterward.
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They had been trying to determine whether a magnetic field near the source might have twisted its radio waves, an effect known as Faraday rotation.
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In the black hole model, a neutron star has its radio waves twisted by the enormous magnetic field generated by a nearby massive black hole.
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This chain reaction would stop and restart again as other processes balance it out, but could result in bursts of radio waves, or the BLASTs.
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Before releasing each fish, they implanted it with a transponder that would ping back a signal if stimulated by radio waves of the correct frequency.
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They will eventually use higher-frequency radio waves, which cannot penetrate buildings and other obstacles; that means they will need more base stations and antennae.
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Scientists found it by noticing that a pattern of radio waves emanating from a group of stars was behaving very weirdly, so they reanalyzed them.
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Much of this last-mile connectivity relies on mobile-phone networks, but crowded and expensive radio waves are keeping the costs of mobile internet high.
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And unlike the spectrum used by mobile phones, which is usually auctioned off and then taxed, the radio waves that carry Wi-Fi are free.
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But it had a knack for disrupting radio waves, which was a problem because many Apple IIs were connected to television sets during this era.
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The Spitzer Space Telescope observes the universe in infrared light, which has higher energy than radio waves but is still just outside the visible spectrum.
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Their vision is that one day the infrared photons could transmit information and replace today's radio waves, which can carry a limited amount of information.
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But for just the second time, a team of astronomers detected a flash of repeating of radio waves emanating from beyond our Milky Way galaxy.
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It could have been the case that all the activity surrounding the black hole could have absorbed or blocked those radio waves from reaching us.
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The WISP project has been making battery-free electronics, which work wirelessly by harvesting power from ambient radio waves, a reality for a while now.
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This video explainer, released by NASA on Wednesday, visualizes how radio waves wafting into space interact with the particles surrounding Earth, and influence their motion.
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However, while radar uses radio waves for this, LIDAR uses light waves — allowing for the creation of more detailed 3D maps of the sensor's surroundings.
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Because commonly used technologies such as cellphones and garage doors operate using radio-waves, mandated radio-quiet zones are common in areas with radio-telescopes.
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Communications with a mission control team will be time-delayed to match the 20-minute travel time of radio waves passing between Earth and Mars.
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Speech from an astronaut, video from cameras and data from sensors flow into a transmitter, which emits radio waves picked up by a terrestrial receiver.
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The rig, operated out of a house in North London, was picking up radio waves from over the air and translating them into readable text.
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Keck said messages sent over the pager network are encoded when they are converted into a burst of radio waves and broadcast over the air.
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More far-flung ideas formulated by researchers include a device to detect emotions using radio waves and a biometric car seat with butt-detection software.
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For the longest 40 seconds ever experienced in Salvador, Cobresal waited for the radio waves to give them the verdict of Católica's penalty kick opportunity.
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Astronomers used six ground-based telescopes and NASA's Hubble Space Telescope in January 2017 to capture views of Jupiter in visible light and radio waves.
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Remembering Ruby Payne-Scott, a physicist who explored space with radio waves, was instrumental during wartime, when she illuminated black holes and detected enemy aircraft.
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While NASA stopped using the dish in 2003, the South African government has been using it to study radio waves emitted from objects in space.
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Everything we knew until now about the cosmos stemmed from electromagnetic waves such as radio waves, visible light, infrared light, X-rays and gamma rays.
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They are some of the largest features ever observed at the galactic center and researchers were able to detect them because they're emitting radio waves.
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A study published last year by the National Toxicology Program noted an increased risk of cancer among male rats exposed to low-frequency radio waves.
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Water interferes with communication and localization (how the submersible knows where it is), so ICE proposes the use of acoustic communication rather than radio waves.
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The court ruled in that case that Aereo couldn't broadcast copyrighted television channels over the internet simply because it was utilizing technology other than radio waves.
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The researchers first noticed an increase and dip in the amount of light they observed back in 2009 coming from a distant source of radio waves.
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The Moon (or rather its far side) is also a good place to hide radio telescopes from the deluge of radio waves coming from Earth's surface.
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"Telescopes cannot see far enough to directly image such ancient stars, but we've seen when they turned on in radio waves arriving from space," he said.
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Using home-built radio receivers and smartphones, participants will pick up radio waves transmitted by EclipseMob in Colorado and California and record how the signals change.
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Most telescopes make use of the electromagnetic spectrum, from high-frequency gamma rays to low-frequency radio waves and every wavelength (including visible light) in between.
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In the past 100 years, we've started to look at it in terms of other types of energy — radio waves, X-rays, ultraviolet, and so on.
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Phased-array radars use a grid of antennas that, by emitting radio waves in precisely defined patterns, can steer a radar beam in a desired direction.
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But DARPA has a plan to change that, by building a system where radio waves can work together using artificial intelligence, rathe than fighting for space.
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For this early project, created in 2007, Ms Paterson translated the composer's famous work into Morse code and bounced it off the moon using radio waves.
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Up until now, astronomers have had to rely on the electromagnetic spectrum—from radio waves, through visible light, to gamma radiation—to gaze at the universe.
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According to the European Southern Observatory (ESO), ALMA used radio interferometry to create the images, meaning it used antennas to receive radio waves from the Sun.
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A team of geologists then used radio-echo sounding, wherein radio waves are sent through the ice to map the shape of the rock beneath it.
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What's more, these repeating radio waves show signs of "scattering" — which suggests that the waves traveled through a turbulent patch of space filled with interstellar gases.
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In August, Russian astronomers announced that they had detected a blast of radio waves coming from the direction of the star HD164595, 94 light years away.
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However, when it comes to communication, we're deeply accustomed to using lower frequency radio waves to connect anything from old school telegraphy technology to newfangled smartphones.
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They emitted gravitational waves, tiny ripples in spacetime, alongside all sorts of light, including infrared and ultraviolet, visible light, x-rays, gamma rays, and radio waves.
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Random number generators have been built that extract entropy from almost everywhere: atmospheric data, radio waves, even the movement of wax blobs in a lava lamp.
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As people walk through at a normal pace, the scanner bombards them with high-frequency radio waves that can detect the presence of weapons and explosives.
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Powerful explosions of radio waves known as fast radio bursts explode in the sky like a flash from a camera — a single, great release of energy.
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Some elements of 5G phones, such as the design of antennas and chips for handling analog radio waves, are more complicated than previous generations of phones.
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But maybe lower-tech approaches to the problem still have a place (lower-tech in the sense of being communicated by things other than radio waves).
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The radio waves in northwestern Montana are filled with ads touting Tester's independence and position as the top-ranking Democrat on the Senate's Veterans' Affairs Committee.
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The invention called "metamaterial" allows radio waves like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to glide across clothing between wearable devices instead of radiating outwards in all directions.
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This is just a fundamental property of radio waves—put something solid enough, such as most building materials, in front of them and they will attenuate.
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The probe NASA plans to send to Psyche would be the first spacecraft to use light, rather than radio waves, to transmit information back to Earth.
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For years one of the largest barriers to intercepting and decoding pager messages — or any other radio waves — was that hobbyists needed custom, often expensive hardware.
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In the future, the team hopes to explore how other atomic defects—such as silicon vacancy centers in diamonds—can be used to manipulate radio waves.
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Before the radio waves were privatized by networks and listened to behind closed doors, they were a public good and they were listened to in public.
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That has involved tense late-night negotiations among telecommunications companies worldwide over what type of radio waves 5G technology should use, among other complicated global agreements.
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Hamilton, Ontario's Arkells are nothing short of national heroes, their buoyant rock 'n' soul a constant presence on festival stages, radio waves, and iPods across Canada.
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Some recent work includes a "decoupling theorem" — a sort of very abstract generalization of the Pythagorean theorem applied to oscillating waves like light or radio waves.
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Both U.S. and Russian militaries use Extremely Low Frequency radio waves to communicate with submarines, involving using either Earth itself or its ionosphere as an antenna.
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But the radio waves arrive on Earth dispersed or spread out in time by wavelength, which implies that they have traveled from far outside our galaxy.
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After initial resistance from holy Trinity Church, the imaging began in 2014, bouncing radio waves off the contents beneath the grave to produce a topographical image.
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If there were more radio waves than expected in the early universe, then "the absorption would appear stronger even though the gas itself is unchanged," Furlanetto said.
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We've seen numerous theories for what could cause these kinds of symptoms floated over the last year, including weaponized microwaves or radio waves and malfunctioning surveillance gear.
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When taking into account the strength of radio waves streaming from one end to another, the Fresnel zone gives a good indication of how to avoid interference.
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The signal traveled via radio waves to a receiver with its own Nipkow disc rotating in sync with the original, allowing the initial image to be reproduced.
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It was a burst of radio waves coming more or less from the direction of the Small Magellanic Cloud, a miniature galaxy that orbits the Milky Way.
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"As soon as the aliens in that film make contact with Earth, they send a fragment of the first radio waves humankind sent into space," he says.
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For Chromecast, look for the cast icon in the upper-right of the Hulu mobile app—it looks like a TV screen with radio waves bouncing off.
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Besides sound waves, an unnamed official told NBC News that radio waves and poisoning are also being looked at as possible causes for the diplomats' hearing loss.
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He thinks the radio waves originate many years after a supernova or gamma ray burst has occurred, and the remnants have settled into a magnetic neutron star.
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Freed up radio waves, purchased by cellular carriers, will improve coverage across the country and help shore up resources for the US's growing appetite for online video.
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CNN explains how the app works:Checked bags will get a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tag that allows it to be tracked in real-time using radio waves.
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It may not stand a chance against radio waves, which smart folks at MIT say they can use to tell if someone is happy, sad or angry.
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The whole thing works a bit like echolocation — radio waves are beamed off a sleeping subject and changes in the body are detected when they bounce back.
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It uses higher-frequency radio waves that struggle to penetrate physical objects, so operators need to put up more antennae and connect them with fibre-optic cables.
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As radio waves bounce back to the Project Soli chip from your hand, the unique signals detected can be used to decipher even the tiniest of motions.
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Using radio waves has allowed scientists to see beyond dust and stars in the Milky Way that had previously blocked the view of telescopes, the study showed.
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Until now, medical professionals wanting to send data to implants were confined to using radio waves, which have a hard time penetrating the human body's soft tissue.
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Over the course of about a decade, the jet released more than 1.5 x 10^52 ergs of energy in infrared and radio waves, the researchers said.
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The origins of this landmark experiment lie in Trexler's college days, when he first realized that the moon's ionosphere could serve as a reflector for radio waves.
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Paradoxically, the copper industry sees a boon in the wireless trend, which has sparked concerns about information security and health hazards from radio waves, especially in homes.
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While conventional weapons could be used to shoot down a drone, other countermeasures include non-kinetic methods like the use of radio waves to disrupt drone flight.
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Last year, it was revealed that researchers at NASA were building an EmDrive, a so-called "impossible engine" that uses high frequency radio waves to produce thrust.
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Instead of the green bars that Windows 7 used, signal strength is indicated by the number of radio waves in the icon next to each network's name.
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It could also keep signals more secure by transmitting sensitive information close to the body and away from potential eavesdroppers on the radio waves, the scientists said.
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Where light and color are part of the visual spectrum, invisible radio waves are what carry 4G signal and companies are aggressively fighting over these limited frequencies.
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They initially drew health concerns for using radio waves to scan for hidden weapons and other lethal devices, but experts largely agree they are safe to use.
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It was from that spot in Hercules that a team of Russian radio astronomers recorded a two-second burst of radio waves last year on May 15.
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Their results suggested that the metal cores of dead planets can emit radio waves for over 100 million years, and sometimes as long as a billion years.
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Brown and Lil Nas aren't the first country rap artists, but they're the two commanding the radio waves and racking up the likes, views and shares online.
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ZTE executives showed the Venezuelans smart cards embedded with radio-frequency identification, or RFID, a technology that enables monitors through radio waves to track location and data.
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It's believed that if ET were to attempt contact, it would likely be through powerful radio waves, which travel through the universe at the speed of light.
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RFID, or radio frequency identification, uses a tiny antenna embedded in a sticker or label that's activated and powered by radio waves at a very specific frequency.
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Payne-Scott helped establish the field of radio astronomy by using radio waves to detect solar bursts, but she was forced to resign after she got married.
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That's because several of the latest iPhone models don't include chips to access FM radio waves, while FM components in most older models aren't capable of transmitting.
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The force that holds these quarks together is more than 100 times more powerful than the electromagnetic force that powers x-rays, radio waves, and visible light.
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By accurately timing the arrival of radio waves at multiple sensors in the network, his team estimated the location of each strike to within a few miles.
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It's not the most reliable approach (signal strength can be affected by more than just distance), and UWB's way of timing radio waves is much more accurate.
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Combined, they'll form a single observatory called the Square Kilometre Array, the largest scientific structure on the planet, to gather 10.8 million square feet of radio waves.
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Unlike visible light, radio waves can reveal phenomena like hydrogen ionized in the early days of the universe, pulsars orbiting black holes, and maybe even alien signals.
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But its significance is comparable to when we first opened up the telescope, or maybe when we first began to look at the sky with radio waves.
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These dots send their light in the form of radio waves, microwaves, visible light, and gamma rays into measuring apparatuses and tell us something new about the universe.
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Scientists still operate the probes 40 years later, though the missions have changed—now, the spacecraft explore the Solar System's limits, periodically sending back data via radio waves.
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Dixon suggests SkySafe will ensure that drones don't go rogue, largely via radio waves, which it uses to override a drone's remote and take control of the aircraft.
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The white plastic boxes contain instruments to measure things like wind, temperature and humidity; meteorologists send them skywards on balloons, and they transmit data back over radio waves.
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The idea is that the combo of the phototherapy and radio waves stimulates the production of collagen, which in turn thickens the skin and hides said inky pools.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)When a router is labelled as dual band, it means it can encode and decode radio waves at both the 2.4GHz and 25GHz frequencies.
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They collect radio waves from cosmic sources (like the center of the galaxy) with a timestamp, convert it to digital information, and send it to a central location.
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With its large 212-meter dish, GBT is able to "hear" incredibly faint radio waves emitted from the universe that smaller radio dishes wouldn't be able to capture.
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Typically, ground-based stations bounce radio waves off of the skin of planes or they'll send signals to a plane's onboard transponder to figure out the vehicle's location.
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Of course, he adds, the accuracy of the device isn't just in the radio waves, but in the algorithm that the company uses to interpret the raw data.
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This affects the arrival time of GNSS radio waves in a way that, with enough ground-based detectors, would permit the passage of the wave to be followed.
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WiGig will also, in some ways, be competing with 5G, which makes very similar use of these radio waves to offer similarly fast speeds over similarly limited distances.
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The technique uses magnetic fields and radio waves to see right through the human body, and is able to capture movement resulting in this fascinating, but freaky footage.
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Responsible for bouncing radio waves from the Earth's surface, the ionosphere is crucial to many modes of communication which can be hampered by things such as space weather.
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Credit cards and passports are filled with microchips brimming with your personal information—and give off radio waves to any nearby sleazebag that wants to steal your identity.
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The lensing effects seen here on Earth have until now only been seen in radio waves—no detections have been made in optical, X-ray, or infrared wavelengths.
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By making careful measurements of how the frequency of the radio waves change, we will be able to measure the degree to which Mars wobbles as it rotates.
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"During the process, there was no emission of radio waves at all," the official said, denying that the warship had locked its tracking radar on the Japanese aircraft.
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"Radars send out pulses of radio waves up into the sky and then listen for echoes that come back down off the satellite and space debris," Ceperley said.
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Free-space optical communication can also carry more information than radio communication, and is more secure because narrow laser beams are harder to intercept than wide radio waves.
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So researchers at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, actualizers of all things science fiction, have taken a different tack to seeing through walls: radio waves.
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Gravitational waves differ from electromagnetic waves—the waves that make up X-rays, light, and radio waves—because the latter is formed by oscillating electric and magnetic fields.
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Dr. Lin is the editor-in-chief of Bio Electro Magnetics, a peer-reviewed journal that explores the effects of radio waves and electromagnetic fields on living things.
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By day, scholars, D.J.s, musicians and promoters offered papers, discussions and five-minute "lightning talks," covering topics like "Multiperspectivity in Sound" and how ocean waves resemble radio waves.
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Hylyx is considering installing a device that would link the vehicle to the entire world via radio waves, to talk to anyone in the world at any moment.
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It also takes aim at a claim from St. Jude in a court filing that it is impossible to send commands to the company's devices over radio waves.
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Scientists used the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) to show us what we would see if the human eye could see radio waves, according to a statement published Wednesday.
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Specifically, he focuses on stealing secrets sensitive enough to be stored on an air-gapped computer, one that's disconnected from all networks and sometimes even shielded from radio waves.
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Over 900 years later, the supernova remnant contains a dense neutron star called a pulsar which still rotates once every 33 milliseconds, emitting radio waves and beams of light.
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The force these particles would carry should induce electromagnetic waves in the apparatus with a frequency of somewhere between a kilohertz and a gigahertz—in other words, radio waves.
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In some stages you're spinning through a seemingly never-ending track of neon hamster tubing, in others you're beamed around the level as Sonic is transformed into radio waves.
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When in 1964 Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson of Bell Laboratories detected radio waves emitted by celestial objects, they discovered that the universe began in a fiery Big Bang.
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There was some concern, however, that CHIME might not see these flashes because the facility looks for waves at lower frequencies — or radio waves that are spaced farther apart.
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Figuring out what the environment is like around the place where this FRB originated will get scientists closer to understanding what these radio waves are in the first place.
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Accordingly, the image is not a "photograph" of the black hole but a vision of the effects gravity has on radio waves emitted from matter surrounding the black hole.
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All of the scopes in the network recorded the radio waves emanating from the center of the galaxy, where the supermassive black hole Sagittarius A* is believed to reside.
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LISA Pathfinder is situated a million miles from Earth, but there's still the possibility that radio waves from the spacecraft could interfere with other satellite communications and radio telescopes.
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Radio waves don't just come from humans, they're emitted by objects in space, and scientists can use them to analyze just about everything, from stars to nebulas to comets.
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Opportunity's shadowPhoto: NASA/JPL-CaltechNASA researchers held out, attempting to ping the rover hundreds of times and listening over the radio waves hoping to hear its signal once again.
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Instead, you're seeing the effects of gravity on the radio waves emitted from matter surrounding the black hole in a slightly larger region around the black hole's event horizon.
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"The [material] around the black hole is transparent to radio waves, so we can see through all the hot gas trying to get through the event horizon," Doeleman says.
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The percussion ensemble red fish blue fish occupied Disney's garden with another extraterrestrial composition: Gérard Grisey's "Le Noir de l'Étoile," which incorporates deep-space radio waves emitted by pulsars.
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Kids who are supposed to be learning about light waves, radio waves and the electromagnetic spectrum, she says, are instead wondering if they'll ever see their loved ones again.
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Possibly my favorite of those is the GIF of the X-Wing endlessly flying over the radio waves from the dying star, designed by Peter Saville for Joy Division.
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Despite vast networks of phone and TV cables making Wi-Fi accessible, new wireless technology running on radio waves (spectrum) instead of cables is pushing Wi-Fi into obsolescence.
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The radio waves of FRB 121102 have been twisted, we think, because they passed through a strong magnetic field—possibly a ripping torrent of high-speed, highly-magnetized plasma.
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"AM" stands for amplitude modulation, which means the height of the radio waves are varied over time to encode the information, versus "FM," frequency modulation, which varies their speed.
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Last summer, Jason Baxter visited the region with his wife, who he said suffered from an allergy to radio waves that made her unable to get out of bed.
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To accurately reflect radio waves with a wavelength of one millimeter, for example, the panels must be free of bumps or scratches larger than one-twentieth of a millimeter.
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A lot of bad shit has gone down here, and the game's gang of teenage visitors soon enough tap into a residual malevolence through the medium of radio waves.
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Upon hitting Cassini, the dust and a bit of the spacecraft vaporize in small clouds of ultrahot gas where electrons are ripped away from atoms and generate radio waves.
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But this newly discovered repeating FRB has a different source from the first one that was found in 2019, deepening the mystery of how these radio waves are created.
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On June 2, 1896, Guglielmo Marconi patented a system of wireless telegraphy that would utilize radio waves to transmit Morse's dits and dahs, making wired communication seem infrastructure-heavy.
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Gently, I slide the sound processors of Anna's cochlear implants above each of her ears, where surgically embedded magnets latch onto radio waves and transport sound into her brain.
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The dad rock classic clocks in at an agonizing six minutes and 30 seconds, haunts radio waves regularly to this day, and is a curse on karaoke rooms everywhere.
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At the onset of FM broadcasting, the radio waves began to populate with DJ personalities — "tastemakers" who curated their own playlists and guided the musical tastes of America's youth.
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Yet according to Tzu Technologies' patent, any stimulation system using a microphone, stereo speakers, and radio waves for remote, computer-based sex is liable to get sued for infringement.
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Common technologies like cellphones, WiFi service and garage door openers operate using electromagnetic waves, which could make the process of "listening" for faint radio waves elsewhere in the universe difficult.
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These could allow first responders to create a type of mesh network in order to send texts and GPS coordinates via radio waves over longer distances than a walkie-talkie.
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Months after the conference I got an unexpected email from another TI. She was an artist who wore a hat trimmed and lined with copper to block out radio waves.
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SIGINT can include everything from text messages and voice calls to Morse code and radio waves, but the new report from NBC News doesn't specify what may have been intercepted.
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Click here to view original GIFSound and light have way more in common than you think, which is why it's easy to turn light data, like radio waves, into sound.
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Made up of 66 different individual telescopes in Chile's Atacama Desert, the observatory is great for detecting super cold gases in space by measuring the radio waves these gases emit.
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Rather than using visible, ultraviolet or infrared light, the EHT filters out everything except radio waves, longer light rays whose wave peaks have around a milimeter of space between them.
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These bursts occurred in the same patch of sky, and had the same "dispersion measure"—a metric that tells astronomers how far radio waves have traveled to reach our receivers.
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But a few new papers have released further data on the collision's radio waves and x-rays—and demonstrate that the story probably isn't as cut-and-dry as that.
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It's precisely because our technology creates radio waves that 9,000 Chinese residents had to be evacuated from the Guizhou Province area to create a radio-quiet zone for the telescope.
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They consist of technologies that are designed to interact with axions in a strong magnetic field and convert them to ordinary microwaves or radio waves that can be easily detected.
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But now, she's back and ready to re-take the radio waves by storm, and if you needed any further convincing, she's wearing the full leather outfit to prove it.
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The presence of stars manifested itself as a telltale dip in the intensity of a bath of radio waves, so-called cosmic microwaves, leftover from the fires of creation itself.
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Astronomers have long built large radio dishes to study objects that give off little visible light but emit naturally occurring radio waves, such as distant planets, gas clouds and galaxies.
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It spans 190 light-years and is one of a set of long, thin strands of ionized gas called filaments that emit radio waves, NASA said in a news release.
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If it is an antenna, it would have to be radio, but almost all radio waves penetrate the Earth's atmosphere, so there's no need to extend the tower into space.
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By far the most promising technology that the bill promises to consider is LIDAR, a system that uses lasers instead of radio waves to build up a 3-D image.
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Astronomers have traced a series of brief, enigmatic bursts of radio waves to a galaxy far, far away and indeed a long time ago — some three billion years or so.
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These are wavelengths that lie between infrared light and radio waves, giving the resulting image a "finer detail" than other recent space-based surveys, according to the European Southern Observatory (ESO).
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For years, space scientists have proposed this kind of laser-beaming sat, which could make it possible to communicate with unmanned space rovers on faraway planets faster than radio waves allow.
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In this case, the noise comes from the Arctic sky, where the aurora borealis sends electromagnetic energy at lots of different wavelengths, including visible light and radio waves, down to Earth.
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Once scientists know which exact galaxy the signal comes from, the radio waves could help scientists determine just how much gas and plasma they had to pass through to get here.
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Astronomers have spotted more than a dozen new pulses of radio waves coming from outside our galaxy, including a few bursts that stem from the exact same location in the sky.
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In the 15 years since Nina Sky's hit "Move Ya Body" dominated radio waves, bandmates Natalie and Nicole Albino have continued cranking out music, both as singer-songwriters and as DJs.
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But the source of the signal was a mystery: a solar flare on Ross 128 might have produced it, but the frequency of the radio waves didn't quite fit that theory.
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They sent powerful radio waves streaming into space, waited for them to hit an asteroid millions of miles away, and then waited for them to bounce back to their battered antenna.
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"In effect, this inflated energetic bubbles in the hot, ionized gas near the galactic center, energizing it and generating radio waves which we could eventually detect here on Earth," Cotton added.
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All you need to get started is a $20 software defined radio—essentially a USB stick that has an antenna and lets your computer tune into the radio waves around it.
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The experiment, by the National Toxicology Program, found positive but relatively modest evidence that radio waves from some types of cellphones could raise the risk that male rats develop brain cancer.
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While they're higher frequency than the radio waves used for 4G, they remain in the part of the radio spectrum that doesn't damage human DNA — what's known as non-ionizing radiation.
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These pulses are kind of like the beeping of the alarm that wakes you up in the morning, but with radio waves instead of sound and with a much faster chirp.
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"Around 20 Earth-like planets have been discovered and we are trying to detect bio-signatures and messages, including the Voyager probes and radio waves," Oxford researcher Peter Hatfield told Sky.
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All of that fast-moving gas gets heated up to the point where it glows and emits all sorts of forms of electromagnetic radiation, from heat to light to radio waves.
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"In effect, this inflated energetic bubbles in the hot, ionized gas near the galactic center, energizing it and generating radio waves which we could eventually detect here on Earth," he said.
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But the radio waves collected at Halley also happen to fall within the frequency range of human hearing, and audio software can be used to convert these electromagnetic signals into actual noise.
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Rather than send out radio waves, it emits pulses of infrared light (lasers that human eyes can't see) and then measures how long they take to come back after hitting an object.
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Often, astronomers will study radio waves coming from distant objects to learn more about them, especially hot bodies like stars that emit super intense X-rays that can be measured from Earth.
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To find this specific star-forming region, scientists leveraged the Earth's orbit around the Sun, observing the source's radio waves from different vantage points as the Earth travels through the Solar System.
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And The Washington Post discovered a live stream that lets you listen to the ping of radio waves reflected back to Earth by the clouds of ionized gases in the meteors' wakes.
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These radio waves—also known as spectrum—will shape mobile US connectivity as streaming video continues to swallow up bandwidth across the country and as we inch closer to 260G internet speeds.
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The radio waves in the extremely high frequency band have 53-10 millimeter wavelengths (versus tens of centimeters in the lower range where 4G lives), so they're also called "millimeter-wave" frequencies.
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LIDAR is a lot like radar, but instead of radio waves, it sends out millions of laser light signals per second and measures how long it takes for them to bounce back.
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The PhaseFour system, which you will be able to plunk on your satellite, uses radio waves to turn gas into plasma, which shoots from the spacecraft, pushing it in the opposite direction.
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What we do know is that these radio waves occur at gigahertz frequencies — the same frequencies that cell phones use — and we've created telescopes that can pick up these signals fairly well.
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Using radar and radio waves to scan beneath the ground, the researchers found the tunnel, a 211-foot passageway between five and nine feet below the surface, the team announced on Wednesday.
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We skimmed over information about different wavelengths of light, including radio waves and X-rays, and the law of refraction describing how light bends when entering a material like water or glass.
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Leonard Lopate, the WNYC radio host fired last year amid allegations of inappropriate behavior toward his female colleagues, is returning next week to New York's radio waves with a show on WBAI.
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Manning, who is 29, tapped an unplugged microwave next to the door and asked me to place my laptop inside: The Faraday cage in the microwave would block radio waves, she explained.
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However, using the best guesses of the day, he estimated there were 23 planets in the Milky Way galaxy emitting radio waves and thereby detectable in principle by Earth-based radio telescopes.
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Our vision is tuned to a tiny portion of the electromagnetic spectrum we call visible light, which runs from red to violet, but excludes other wavelengths like infrared, ultraviolet, and radio waves.
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That way, Guru's charger can identify the device that needs charging and send a localized beam of radio waves that transmit electricity, in a way that's vastly superior to lower-frequency waves.
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Where UWB has the advantage over wifi and Bluetooth (used in Tile tags) is that it can measure distance based on the time it takes for radio waves to travel between devices.
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Later this year it will start scanning the universe for radio waves emanating from charged particles billions of light-years away, probing some of science's deepest questions: Was Einstein right about gravity?
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Looking at the electromagnetic spectrum, traditional radio waves exist at a lower frequency: typically 2000 to 2215 kHz for AM radio, and 2000 to 108 MHz for FM radio (1 MHz = 1000 kHz).
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Shortly thereafter, these words were replaced on Brand New's website with 'NODE,' a hyperlink to a page on the bizarro Wikipedia called Fusion Anomaly that discussed the effects of radio waves on humans.
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Plore built a transmitter that emits radio waves at roughly the same frequency as the gun, jamming its radio connection and preventing it from firing even if the shooter is wearing the watch.
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Observatories all over the world spotted optical light, x-rays, radio waves, and gamma rays all originating from the same place: a pair of neutron stars slamming together 130 million light years away.
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Two additional originals, "Pleasure" and "My Heart Is Sincere" are jacking drum sessions equally inspired by Chicago's 80s radio waves, when The Hot Mix Five made house music a massive (if local) sensation.
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After five years, scientists might have figured out what's going on with blasts of mysterious radio waves coming from outside the Milky Way: they're coming from a zombie star in an extreme environment.
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Click here to view original GIFUsing strong magnetic fields and radio waves, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines let us peer inside the human body as if it were sliced into thousands of layers.
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Since it's difficult to see so far back in time, a team of astronomers turned to radio waves to listen in on the early Universe, using an antenna deep in the Australian desert.
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Discovered using the Cassini probe's radar instrument, which bounces radio waves off the moon's surface to measure topographic changes, the mountain sits amid a rugged trio of peaks known as the Mithrim Montes.
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The radio waves traveled for 19 hours and 35 minutes before reaching Voyager 1 13 billion miles away; 19 hours and 35 minutes after that, they got the results of their little experiment.
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What a shame that both miracles and radio waves are invisible, because it would be quite a sight: ribbons of marvel and sound stretching out straight and true from all over the world.
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At night, radio waves and miracles can caper up and down so many times over that in some unpredictable cases, they eventually reach transmitters and saints thousands of miles away from their sources.
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Mr Manning says the industry is also looking for ways to shield equipment from electromagnetism, for example by using Faraday cages, metallic structures that block radio waves, to render the threat less effective.
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This dish had long been a fascination of the US military since it had first been discovered after radio waves were refracted from the cloud of a nuclear bomb test in the USSR.
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When the nitrogen vacancy center detects radio waves, it converts them into red light that is channeled through a photodiode (the transducer in this case) that converts the light into an electrical current.
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Sorry, ladies ... Alvin Kamara's smooth vocals won't be hitting the radio waves anytime soon -- 'cause the Saints RB says he has NO plans to pursue an R&B career despite his dope voice!!
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That initial rumble comes from the sound artist Jeff Kolar, who tweaks the dials and levers of his electronics onstage, making visible his technological manipulation of radio waves, storm surges and cricket chirps.
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Sentient beings anywhere in the galaxy, having reached a certain level of technological sophistication, would realize that the distances between stars are physically unbridgeable and would likely choose to communicate with radio waves.
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Sentient beings anywhere in the galaxy, having reached a certain level of technological sophistication, would realize that the distances between stars are physically unbridgeable and would likely choose to communicate with radio waves.
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In 2007, a team of astronomers at the Parkes radio telescope in Australia discovered the first "fast radio burst," a millisecond-long flash of radio waves that has so far defied a natural explanation.
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After a decade of bewilderment, astronomers have pinpointed the source of a mysterious blast of radio waves coming from deep outside the Milky Way: a dwarf galaxy located 3 billion light years from Earth.
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But Eos did dig up another conference paper about actually imaging the tubes using LIDAR (like radar but with lasers instead of radio waves) and Craters of the Moon as an Earth-based analogue.
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Two tests are performed here: One measures radio waves from omnidirectional antennas, like the type rovers use to communicate with orbiters; another calibrates highly directional antennas, which spacecraft use to send data to Earth.
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Nokia's boss said the main reason European telecommunications players would fall behind was a lack of spectrum — the radio waves required for high-speed wireless networks — across the continent, as well as regulatory hurdles.
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As the Earth turned, they were able to take advantage of what Doeleman called a "cosmic opportunity," to capture radio waves emitted from the black hole and eventually create the image we see today.
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While the Department of Transportation's newly proposed rule signals a step in the right direction, radio waves also lack the reliability needed for truly autonomous driving because they easily bounce off buildings and surfaces.
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One way to see the list is to click the Network icon in the Notifications area on the right side of the Windows 10 taskbar; the wireless version looks like radio waves fanning outward.
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This allowed detections from 18 observatories on Earth and in space to collect data about the neutrino's source across the entire electromagnetic spectrum: high-energy gamma rays, X-rays, visible light and radio waves.
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Because they work a low frequency, pager radio waves are able to travel farther and deeper inside large buildings — particularly hospitals — which have thickened walls to protect others from X-rays and other radiation.
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"We're in the midst of a grand experiment that's being performed without our informed consent," says Allan Frey, a (mostly) retired neuroscientist who spent decades studying the ways radio waves and human biology interact.
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What the researchers found was that this return signal, outside the actual information-bearing part, can be affected by the actual contents of the product, since the radio waves have to pass through them.
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The sun's radio waves overwhelmed the detectors at BMEWS, making it seem as if the stations were jammed, which ordinarily would be interpreted as an act of war and that missiles were en route.
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In 1967, as a graduate student at the fabled Cavendish Laboratory at Cambridge University, Bell Burnell helped build a radio telescope that would be used to scan the sky and pick up radio waves.
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Going more big picture, the spectrum includes all these other types of radiation, from long to short: For something like a brick wall, you can get radio waves and x-rays to pass through.
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The image looks in two directions at once: backward, to the uncertain journey of radio waves emitted by the probe, and forward, to the imagined alien territory on the brink of a cold reveal.
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Rick Doe, a Senior Research Physicist at SRI International, explained that you can corrupt radio signals when you cross the ionosphere, and "radio waves are particularly susceptible to distortions" when they encounter disruptions to ions.
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And on August 17, observatories all around the world observed the gravitational waves, visible light, radio waves, and other kinds of light coming from two of these neutron stars colliding 130 million light years away.
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Guri's technique, by contrast, communicates not via electromagnetically induced radio waves but with strong magnetic forces that can penetrate even those Faraday barriers, like metal-lined walls or a smartphone kept in a Faraday bag.
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Radio waves from space objects are, in some ways, the great equalizer: What comes down from the sky belongs to anyone who can find it, and anyone with some coat-hangers and a computer could.
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The pulsar is one of the "magnificent seven," the relatively slowly pulsing objects—this one pulses every 11.37 seconds—that emit bright x-rays but not radio waves, all within 3,300 light-years of Earth.
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This helps answer the mystery of the brightening radio waves and x-rays—the source (likely a black hole) continued to emit the jet of particles in the six months after the neutron star collision.
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The spacecraft carries five instruments: a camera suite, a LIDAR system (like radar, but with a laser instead of radio waves), and three spectrometers, which measure different wavelengths of light to determine the asteroid's composition.
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MARSIS surveyed Mars&apos Planum Australe region between May 2012 and December 2015 and utilized radar pulses, sending them through the surface and the polar ice caps, ultimately measuring how the radio waves came back.
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But their size makes them particularly sensitive to all radio waves, including those from cell phones, satellites, radar systems, spark plugs, microwaves, Wi-Fi, short circuits, and basically anything else that uses electricity or communicates.
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"We may not have the radio spectrums to serve the future need," Haas told me in an interview, explaining that the radio waves could one day become too cluttered with signals from various wireless technology.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)As Jeb Bush plows ahead to South Carolina following his better-than-expected New Hampshire primary finish, George W. Bush is hitting the radio waves on behalf of his younger brother.
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They just found a big clue in that search: The cores of dead planets can "broadcast" radio waves for up to a billion years, according to a new study published by the Royal Astronomical Society.
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The Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array in Chile captured the view of the atmosphere below the plumes in radio waves, which was compared to other visible light and infrared images captured by other telescopes simultaneously.
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The reader emits radio waves that are used to transfer data, but which also induce enough of a current in the chip to jolt it into life (contactless credit cards work in a similar way).
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Drake himself is now more famous for inaugurating the modern search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) nearly 263 years ago, when he used a telescope in West Virginia to scan two stars for structured radio waves.
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The model is based on a map of the universe made recently by the Planck satellite, which shows the residual heat left over from the Big Bang itself in the form of microwave radio waves.
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But the collision's gamma rays were weaker than expected, and those who continued to watch the location of "GW170817" noticed that the radio waves and x-rays continued to brighten for months after the big event.
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While these early stars were not directly observed, ultraviolet radiation they emitted altered the properties of the surrounding hydrogen gas, causing the hydrogen to absorb background radio waves from the Big Bang's afterglow and enable detection.
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Because of its detection method, TESS' planets are seen edge-on, which could be beneficial when hunting for radio waves because signals that "leak" from Earth into space are mostly seen along the planet's orbital plane.
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In their paper, Zhou and her colleagues tested multiple styles of directional antennas and also tested an "anecdotal" solution that involved sticking a soda can behind a router to shape the radio waves towards a target.
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That means spotting the source of an FRB might require spotting a gamma ray burst or exotic explosion first, then looking for the radio waves decades later, not the other way around like we're doing now.
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What's agreed upon is that for these radio waves to travel millions of light years and arrive at Earth as strong signals, they must have a profoundly potent origin — perhaps a powerful explosion in another galaxy.
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Small cartoon FAST flew around big cartoon FAST, describing the monumental feat of engineering just over yonder: a giant geodesic dome shaped out of 4,450 triangular panels, above which receivers collect radio waves from astronomical objects.
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Landing on the moon, though, is not something that can be left to Ground Control—among other things, it takes radio waves just over a second to get there and just as long to get back.
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Scientists using NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope and the Very Large Array in New Mexico picked up the intense radio waves coming from this high-energy object, called PSR J220+6216, in the constellation Cassiopeia.
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Scientists using NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope and the Very Large Array in New Mexico picked up the intense radio waves coming from this high-energy object, called PSR J0002+6216, in the constellation Cassiopeia.
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The 23.1-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST) is a $185 million project that began in 2011 and is designed to listen for radio waves up to 1,000 light-years away and search for intelligent extraterrestrial life.
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Headed by Assistant Professor John Ho from the NUS Institute for Health Innovation & Technology, the research team revealed a "smart" textile that can conduct radio-waves like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on the surface of clothing.
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The French plant aims to create the right conditions by using magnetic fields to contain the plasma and radio waves and microwaves to make it unimaginably hot — and then see if human-created fusion will work.
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Engineers at the University of Texas have quantified fundamental limits on the performance of electromagnetic invisibility cloaks—technologies that function to make objects undetectable to radio waves, microwaves, visible light, and all other sorts of electromagnetic radiation.
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The star orbits Sagittarius A* (pronounced A-star), a source of radio waves believed to be a black hole 4 million times the mass of the Sun, at a distance three times that between Earth and Pluto.
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Higher frequencies allow for more bandwidth to be passed to devices, but they operate over a smaller distance, and the radio waves can't easily penetrate walls and objects that are in between you and the 25G antenna.
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Arbe Robotics is hoping to make some waves — literally, radio waves — in the drone industry with a new sensor that will help drones and other autonomous flying objects not only see but avoid things in their path.
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That transformed the hydrogen gas, making it soak up background radiation left over from the Big Bang — and the transformation caused a telltale dip in the spectrum of radio waves that reached Earth 13.6 billion years later.
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This involved refracting radio waves from the Earth's ionosphere—an upper layer of the atmosphere with a high concentration of electrically charged atoms—in order make contact with its units on the other side of the world.
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Now we know that some of the FRBs discovered so far repeat their blasts of radio waves, we can start to work out either exactly what's causing their galaxy-spanning yelps, or classify them into different categories.
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Anyone could have monitored our planet for 99.999998 percent of its 4.5-billion-year existence without picking up any signs of intelligent life — because humans didn't start sending out radio waves until a century or so ago.
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While most of these technologies don't intentionally send out radio waves into space, they do bounce around, can't be contained within the atmosphere, and ultimately end up flying out into the universe at the speed of light.
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And for those who really like the idea that FRBs are of extraterrestrial origin, it's probably worth remembering the cautionary tale of Jocelyn Bell Burnell, who discovered a different source of extraterrestrial radio waves back in 1967.
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But now, we are on the cusp of a major shift from radio to optical laser systems, which offer several advantages to radio waves—unlimited frequencies, far greater uplink/downlink speeds, and enhanced security, for a start.
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The design language has also been adjusted a bit, this moving to Gorilla Glass 5 on the back (same as the front), which looks nice and also makes it better for those radio waves to pass through.
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"The last time anything like this happened was in 1888 when Heinrich Hertz detected the radio waves that had been predicted by James Clerk Maxwell's field-equations of electromagnetism in 1865," added Durham University physicist Tom McLeish.
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Once the telescope was operational, she began collection data on the signals coming from the sky (printed on literally miles of old-style continuous printer paper), when she observed a faint and repeating signal of radio waves.
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The R.F.I.D. tag emits information about the bag (including its geographic location) over radio waves that can be picked up by the airline's scanners, and that data can be pinned to a map for you to see.
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And if that day finally arrives when researchers detect a signal—in the form of radio waves, laser pulses or some other medium—it will ultimately confirm that humans and our planet have a fighting chance at survival.
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Lidar works much like radar, but instead of sending out radio waves it emits pulses of infrared light—aka lasers invisible to the human eye—and measures how long they take to come back after hitting nearby objects.
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Today, the paradox is more usually cast in light of the inability of radio-telescope searches to detect the equivalent of the radio waves that leak from Earth into the cosmos, and have done for the past century.
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The big picture: The project — known as Breakthrough Listen — observed more than 1,300 relatively nearby stars over the course of 3 years, listening for any signs of radio waves that would signal the presence of technologically advanced aliens.
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The 33 acre facility located near Fairbanks, Alaska maintains 180 radio antennas for inundating the ionosphere with high-frequency radio waves, and was transferred to the University of Alaska Fairbanks after the program was shut down in 2015.
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After monitoring the signal for months, a team of astronomers reports today that the X-rays, radio waves and gamma rays emitted from the event may be coming from a cocoon-like structure — the first to be seen.
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Fortunately, many governments no longer rely strictly on radio to communicate over long distances, though aviation and marine emergency services still employ high-frequency radio, which bounces radio waves across Earth's high atmosphere, allowing contact over long distances.
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Valerie Ciarletti of the Université Paris-Saclay, who helped investigate the comet's interior with radio waves, said the inside of Comet 67P is about as porous as fresh, powdery snow — 70 percent of the volume is empty space.
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Apple was working with Intel on the technology that would have let people send messages from their iPhones directly to other iPhones over long-distance radio waves that bypass cellular networks, said two people familiar with the project.
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The studies exposed mice and rats to both 900 MHz and 1900 Mhz wavelength radio waves (each frequency being its own experiment) for about 483 hours per day, at various strengths ranging from 1 to 10 watts per kilogram.
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The FAST dish is roughly the size of 30 football fields, and will be lined with 4,600 triangular panels that will reflect and focus radio waves, allowing scientists to detect radio signals tens of billions of light years away.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Australian telescope used to broadcast live vision of man's first steps on the moon in 1969 has found hundreds of new galaxies hidden behind the Milky Way by using an innovative receiver that measures radio waves.
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While GRAVITY measured the black hole's position with staggering accuracy every 30 seconds during a flare, the EHT aims for something different: a long-exposure picture of radio waves warping inside the ISCO, right around the black hole's edge.
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Bluetooth and Wi-Fi radio-waves — which almost all body sensors use to connect to smartphones and other wearable electronics — typically radiate outwards in all directions when emitted, resulting in most of the energy being lost to the surroundings.
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"What we are doing is using those FM radio waves that people listen to in their car and we're putting them into the ground," said Harry Jol, professor of geology and anthropology at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
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They proposed that the radio telescope, a new technology used to "see" objects in space thanks to the radio waves they emit, could also be used to send and receive interstellar messages with aliens at the speed of light.
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Visible light rays, after all, are only a small slice of nature's repertoire of electromagnetic radiation, which ranges from tiny high-energy bites of energy called gamma rays to the long, slow, booming rise and swell of radio waves.
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Mike retired from the New York radio waves last December and then just recently un-retired and returned to his WFAN stomping grounds with promises of a truly game-changing experience for his fans: he's gonna have an app.
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Its lidar instrument works like radar but with light instead of radio waves: Twin lasers emit 500,000 pulses of light per second and record the echoes, revealing the location and three-dimensional shape of every object beneath the plane.
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If radio waves delivered alongside existing technology is indeed the next big step in internet infrastructure, AT&T has already secured more than 100 patents on AirGig, meaning that it's doing its darnedest to maintain economic control over it.
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The hip hop record with Latin influences dominated radio waves with hits like "Bodak Yellow" and "I Like It." This album will definitely put you in a upbeat mood, like Drake's record, as you dance around and (attempt to) rap along.
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Now if we're using the DSN to broadcast this coverage to space, there will be a slight delay; the radio waves from Mercedes-Benz Stadium will need to travel to whichever radio telescope is used to blast out the signal.
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"About 10 years ago, it was proposed that aliens might choose to signal their presence to us not through radio waves, but by building megastructures, which would transit their star and create very weird and artificial-looking transits," he told CNN.
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The young man knew just how he would appear through the shoddy lens of a drone's camera, out here in the middle of this desolate field thirty miles west of Tehran, manipulating an all-too-suspicious device that emitted radio waves.
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Why it matters: The origin of FRBs — extreme and mysterious pulses of radio waves from outside our galaxy — has been a long-standing mystery in astrophysics that the new study in the journal Science moves the field closer to solving.
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It operates similarly to 5G, delivering wired service to regional antennas that then beam internet to homes using high-frequency radio waves, but it transmits using a proprietary standard that's closer to Wi-Fi and delivers internet at entirely unremarkable speeds.
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The most forceful argument in favor of METI, that we've already blown our cover by leaking radio waves into space, was ironically disproven by SETI Institute chief astronomer Seth Shostak, who is skeptical about the danger posed by active SETI.
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Higher frequencies beyond 6GHz allow for much more bandwidth to be passed to 5G devices, but they operate over a smaller distance, and the radio waves can't easily penetrate walls and objects that are in between you and the 5G antenna.
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Unlike the discovery of a new exoplanet, this is something out of left field — a possible shortcut to Oz. The same is true of fast radio bursts — brief pings of radio waves and light that seem to come from deep space.
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And apparently, the boosted signal between devices is so strong that it is possible to wirelessly transmit power (in the form of radio-waves) from a smartphone to another wearable device, potentially paving the way for battery-free gadgets, NUS said.
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Facebook's new detector is able to achieve fast data rates of two gigabits per second — several orders of magnitude higher than those from radio frequencies — because light has a higher frequency than radio waves, and because the fluorescence process is fast.
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These traditionally one-way communication devices allow anyone to send messages to one or many pagers at once by calling a dedicated phone number, often manned by an operator, which are then broadcast as radio waves over the pager network.
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One possibility is that FRBs might trace back to planets orbiting within a magnetized pulsar wind where the planets might occasionally align in such a way to allow gusts of high-energy radio waves to erupt out of the system.
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Our radio telescopes, which pick up radio waves rather than visible light, first detected them in 2007; since then, we've recorded a few dozen more, but not enough to be able to put together a compelling theory of what causes them.
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Simons has been a fan of the bands and their artwork — and took the jagged radio-waves graphic of Joy Division's "Unknown Pleasures" album (which Saville had lifted from a book on astronomy) and knitted it into an intarsia sweater.
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A new Palestine would have no army, no international borders, no control over its radio waves, but would, in theory, get a $50 billion funding bonus over 10 years from unspecified Arab nations in return for agreeing to these terms.
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But space is full of radio waves, recorded by Dr. Kurth's instrument, and those waves, just like the ones bouncing through the Earth's atmosphere to broadcast the songs of Bruno Mars, Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, can be converted into audible sounds.
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It was the first mainstream stride for a genre that's come to dominate the radio waves 20 years later, but that is still trying to figure out where it fits in within the traditional music industry (see Jack Ü's Grammy performance this year).
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Besides conquering the radio waves with her hit "Havana" and getting hella clicks on Vevo (over 300 million!) with its sexy music video, she's wowed fans with her performances at the iHeart Radio Jingle Ball Tour and the Latin AMAs this year.
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The astronomers there were observing red dwarfs — small, cool stars that are usually about half the mass of our Sun — when they picked up some unique radio waves coming from a part of the sky where a star named Ross 128 is located.
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The light you do see in this image (which are really representations of radio waves, more on that later) isn't just coming from the sides of the black hole, it's coming from behind it, from in front of it, from all directions.
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And scientists at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are working on sensors that communicate with radio waves that propagate through the soil rather than the air, and which draw their power from the vibrations generated by farm vehicles moving about on the surface.
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And if you're wondering whether the radio-waves could pose any health threats to the wearer, Assistant Professor Ho said the risks are very minimal and are less significant than holding a smartphone near one's body for a prolonged period of time.
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But the wall couldn't keep out radio waves; the West German–operated, US-run radio station Radio in the American Sector was popular in the East, and had secured rare permission from the performing acts to broadcast the show in its entirety.
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For the last several years, they have been teased and baffled by mysterious bursts of radio waves from the distant universe: pops of low-frequency radiation, emitting more energy than the sun does in a day, that occur randomly and disappear immediately.
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It's the vibe we get from nearly every hit the iconic hip hop group put out, which is probably why they (along with former member DJ Spinderella) dominated radio waves from the late '80s well past the disbanding of the group in 2002.
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Next, they turned to William S. Kurth, an astronomer at the University of Iowa who contributed to Galileo's plasma wave experiment, which listened to the radio waves generated as charged particles bobbed back and forth along magnetic fields around Jupiter and its moons.
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Dr. Chatterjee is the lead author of a paper published in Nature on Wednesday that details the search for the source of the radio waves known as "fast radio bursts," intense pulses of radiation from the sky lasting only a few milliseconds.
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Fragmentation in rules across the European Union's (EU) 28 member states, a lack of investment from mobile networks stemming from weak business, and continuing debate over the allocation of radio waves known as spectrum, are the key reasons for the region falling behind.
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Scientists originally thought the signal -- sporadic bursts of radio waves -- was coming from within the Milky Way itself, or from our closest galactic neighbors, but a new report in the journal Nature confirms it emanates from a tiny galaxy 1% the mass of our own.
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If someone—in an aircraft, on the ground, on a ship—sent radio waves up, and they bounced off a flying object, the timing of their return and the way those waves had changed could reveal the object's speed, its distance, and sometimes its shape.
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Artist's concept of a black hole at the center of a galaxy / M. Helfenbein, Yale University / OPACTwo months ago, astronomers picked up and then pinpointed a location of a weird burst of radio waves from space, prompting heated debate about just what was sending them.
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Advice: Kids don't talk on their phones very much -- they're more likely to text or use apps -- so even if there were a credible connection between the radio waves emitted from phones and damage to the brain, most kids would be at little risk.
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It works by forcing the protons in the water of tissues to align with that field; special coils then stimulate the protons by emitting bursts of radio waves, and the MRI sensors detect differences in the way they respond when the current is switched off.
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Shriharsh Tendulkar, an astronomer from the McGill Space Institute and a co-author of the new study, said radio frequencies help scientists understand possible emission mechanisms, or processes, of FRBs, and also the effects that the radio waves encounter as they travel through space.
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In the 1920s, for example, major newspapers like The New York Times would rely on shortwave radio waves for news-gathering, and news groups called on the Federal Radio Commission to ensure that their access to their access to shortwave radio lines would continue unabated.
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According to Ken Tapping, an astronomer at the National Research Council's Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory in Penticton, where CHIME is also based, everyday tech like smartphones and those new wireless car keys emit accidental radio waves, called "unwanted emissions," that interfere with other frequencies.
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Do that, says Erlich, and you can start to create a "DNA of things," a collection of gadgets made smart not by their ability to talk to each other over radio waves, but by the information infused into the material of the gadgets themselves.
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Yes, X-ray vision — a phenomenon usually exploited by comic book characters or mad scientists in science-fiction movies, but in this case using Wi-Fi and radio waves to see through walls to monitor patients with movement disorders or those prone to falling.
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Besides listing a few Apple patents, including a method to make an aluminum phone case that allows radio waves to pass through, the report doesn't have any further evidence to support the claim, or any other details on how this wireless charging tech would work in practice.
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During the merger's final fifth of a second, envisaged in an artist's impression above, the coalescing holes pumped 50 times more energy into space this way than the whole of the rest of the universe emitted in light, radio waves, X-rays and gamma rays combined.
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The SETI Institute, a nonprofit dedicated to finding alien life, has compared this to searching for a station on the radio: Most of it's static, but when you hear music (or in this case, a message in modulated radio waves), you know you've found a station.
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When radio waves from the depths of a nearby galaxy known as Messier 87 traveled some 55 million light-years to a constellation of telescopes on Earth, revealing to humanity the face of a black hole for the first time, people around the planet paused in wonder.
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Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia / Image courtesy of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia / Image courtesy of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory Astronomers use radio telescopes to listen for radio waves in the universe and work to determine the source of those emissions.
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Apple Pay, Android Pay, and Samsung Pay all work via the magic of NFC or Near Field Communication, short-range radio waves that allow the exchange of data between two devices, in this case a verified ID tag that says who you are and how you'd like to pay.
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Click here to view original GIFRadiation is all around us and too much of radiation is a bad thing so... are we all just screwed from all the radio waves and microwaves and ultraviolet radiation and rainbows and x-rays and radon and nuclear radiation in the world?
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For this most recent study, researchers relied on observations of three different wavelengths of radio waves captured by the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) of telescopes, as well as one wavelength of mid-infrared radiation detected by the Very Large Telescope (VLT)'s VISIR instrument, all in Chile.
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Not much of the array is left today; in the fields near the university where it once stood, there's an overgrown hedge, hiding a collection of wonky, sad-looking wooden poles that were once covered in a web of copper wire designed to detect radio waves from faraway sources.
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And while Trump may be the least believable person in the world to launch accusations about media bias, who's to say that just a few media conglomerates controlling all the internet pipes, radio waves, and the information that flows through them wouldn't become incredibly biased in some way?
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Here's just a selection of the kinds of things you can do: As a kid I remember being totally astonished when I learned that the visible light we can see is the same stuff—the same electromagnetic radiation—as the radio waves or x-rays that we cannot.
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But he'd like to see the space council put even more emphasis into coordinating the government's activities on managing radio waves – a process he said is currently disjointed but is nevertheless crucial to the growth of his industry and sustaining satellite communications systems, particularly those used for emergency response.
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But from a broader vantage point, it's sobering for fans of drone delivery—if they exist—because wireless communication is only going to get more complex as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) opens up more spectrum and the air gets even more crowded with the radio waves of new gadgets.
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Military radar satellites, which bounce radio waves off the surface of the Earth in order to build up a detailed picture of it, were said to be capable of detecting enemy submarines by measuring the tiny disturbances that their wakes left in the curvature of the surface of the ocean.
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The radio waves, which were thought to come from a star cluster known as M103, were known to scientists for some 20 years, but this team discovered their source was moving much more quickly across the sky than they'd expected—indicating the waves couldn't be coming from M15 after all.
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LIDAR is just like radar in its basic mechanics, but because it uses light, not radio waves, it's much more accurate; able to pick out individual leaves on a tree when mounted on a plane, or track the movements of cyclists and pedestrians when fitted to a self-driving cars.
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Image: DSS and Pan-STARRS1 (Optical), XMM-Newton (X-rays) PLANCK Satellite (y paramter), F. Govoni, M. Murgia, INAFScientists have detected radio waves emanating from the space between a pair of galaxy clusters—evidence of intergalactic magnetic fields and fast-moving particles in the space between these giant galactic assemblages.
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So, while Botox has paved the way for mainstay injectables and fillers like Restylane and Juvéderm, as well as newer anti-aging therapies that use micro-currents or radio waves like Viva and Ulthera, there's still a certain shitty stigma that often comes from getting Botox and talking about getting it.
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According to Mark Halpern, principal investigator at CHIME and astronomy professor at the University of British Columbia, the growing number of communications satellites in space as well as technologies on the ground that emit radio waves are interfering with CHIME's data-collecting, and could potentially do more damage in the future.
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But those in favor of reaching out, like Vakoch, believe if these unfriendly life forms are out there, and have the scientific advancement to travel to us, they would have already been able to find us: the Earth has been leaking radio waves for decades, which have reached the nearest 7,000 stars.
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The satellites, which are about the size of small suitcase and weigh about 64 pounds (30 kg) apiece, are basically GPS receivers that have been modified so they can not only detect radio waves coming from the spacecraft, but also the radio signals that bounce back off the surface of the ocean.
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Let's Break Down What That Monumental Neutron Star Collision Actually Told UsAstronomy has entered a new era, one where light and gravity both play a role in understanding the…Read more ReadBut today, an international team is now reporting a brightening of GW170817's radio waves over time in the journal Nature.
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The Power and the Promise of 5G with Chaitanya Kanojia (Starry) | Disrupt SF 2018 The technology is not without its skeptics; while laying fiber-optic cable has proven to be an expensive task for internet companies, going over the airwaves with the company's high-frequency radio waves has its own set of problems.
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"[We now know] the sources can produce low-frequency radio waves and those low-frequency waves can escape their environment, and are not too scattered to be detected by the time they reach the Earth," Tom Landecker, a CHIME team member from the National Research Council of Canada, said in a statement.
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