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Mysterious space object blinks in both X-rays and radio waves every 44 minutes
Astronomers have discovered a strange object in our galaxy that flashes every 44 minutes—and it’s unlike anything we’ve seen before. Named ASKAP J1832-0911, this mysterious object gives off bursts of both radio waves and X-rays,
Do they reflect radio waves as well as they reflect heat? As it turns out, yes they do. Any antenna system that’s more than a simple radiator relies on using conductive components as reflectors.
Dr. Kolster’s radio reflector is so vast (20 feet across the rim) that it resembles a funnel. Its shape, size and attachments (so far undescribed) all concentrate the short waves from the ...
A fast radio burst (FRB), thought to stem from compact astronomical ... a radio telescope in British Columbia containing four half-pipe shaped reflectors. By receiving radio waves from ...
Radio waves readily travel through smoke and glass, making them impervious to conditions that wouldn't be safe for human eyes and to the shiny surfaces that make up many retail and office ...
Since RIS are essentially reflective surfaces that can be placed ... before moving towards widescale implementation to improve radio wave signals (such as cellphone service or wi-fi).
Dublin, April 23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Advanced Millimeter-Wave Reflectors and Repeaters Market - A Global and Regional Analysis: Focus on Applications, Products, and Country Level ...
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