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Invader J
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Hi everybody,
I'm working on a concept for a movie that I'm making. It's a fictional movie, but the concepts in it are definitely grounded in current and theoretical science. Coming from a big science background, I of course want the fictional technologies in the movie to be somewhat technologically feasible.
So for the first concept:
Could you transmit data from one point to another, or to one main base station of some sort, over a very low frequency such as 12Hz?
* If not, why not? Is it just a horrible frequency to transmit at? What would be the reasons it would not work?
* If not, are there any technologies, whether current or theoretical, that could make a low frequency like 12hz viable for data transmission?
* If so, how efficient would it be in comparison to (for example), transmitting at 1900MHz (a frequency used for US GSM signals)?
* Any thoughts overall about transmitting data at very low frequencies?
If anyone interested could post their thoughts on this, I'd really appreciate it. Once I get some feedback I'll of course post what the conept actually is. :)
Thanks in advance everyone!
Hi everybody,
I'm working on a concept for a movie that I'm making. It's a fictional movie, but the concepts in it are definitely grounded in current and theoretical science. Coming from a big science background, I of course want the fictional technologies in the movie to be somewhat technologically feasible.
So for the first concept:
Could you transmit data from one point to another, or to one main base station of some sort, over a very low frequency such as 12Hz?
* If not, why not? Is it just a horrible frequency to transmit at? What would be the reasons it would not work?
* If not, are there any technologies, whether current or theoretical, that could make a low frequency like 12hz viable for data transmission?
* If so, how efficient would it be in comparison to (for example), transmitting at 1900MHz (a frequency used for US GSM signals)?
* Any thoughts overall about transmitting data at very low frequencies?
If anyone interested could post their thoughts on this, I'd really appreciate it. Once I get some feedback I'll of course post what the conept actually is. :)
Thanks in advance everyone!