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What does that mean? and can I change it
Originally posted by Nereid
Wait until you become a microwave, an infrared, or hard-core gamma, like Mentat
Would a world filled to overflowing with 'Mentat-likes' be a better world? [?]Originally posted by Mentat
Yeah, people should aspire to be "like Mentat"! LOL!
Originally posted by Nereid
Would a world filled to overflowing with 'Mentat-likes' be a better world? [?]
Of course it would! Among other things, we'd know what consciousness is, have a working definition of life, a true invisibility suit, speak fluent Spanish (as well as English), ...
But would there be fewer crackpots?
Originally posted by einsteinian77
So I could just put Gamma wave and no one would no the difference?
Radio waves are a type of electromagnetic radiation that have a longer wavelength and lower frequency than visible light. They are used to transmit information, such as sound or data, through the air by modulating the electromagnetic waves.
Radio waves are created by accelerating charged particles, such as electrons, which creates an oscillating electric and magnetic field. These waves can then travel through space or through a conducting material, such as a wire, to transmit information.
The main difference between AM (amplitude modulation) and FM (frequency modulation) radio waves is how the information is transmitted. In AM, the amplitude of the wave is varied to carry the information, while in FM, the frequency of the wave is varied. This results in different advantages for each type, such as AM being better for long range transmissions and FM having better sound quality.
Radio waves have a wide range of uses, including broadcasting radio and television signals, communication through cell phones and other wireless devices, radar systems for navigation and tracking, and medical imaging such as MRI machines.
Radio waves can travel through space due to the fact that they are electromagnetic waves, meaning they do not need a medium to propagate. They can travel through a vacuum, such as outer space, at the speed of light. However, they can still be affected by other objects in space, such as planets and stars, which can cause them to be reflected or absorbed.