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If the internet is radio waves, how does it travel in a small wire?

asked Mar 19, 2022 in Waves physics by rowlockinfield

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How do different types of waves (such as sound, light, and radio) propagate through different mediums, and what factors affect their speed and frequency?

asked Mar 19, 2022 in Waves physics by Bogle Crag

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What causes an echo to be recorded at different times?

asked Mar 19, 2022 in Waves physics by podman

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How simultaneously constructive and destructive interference occur between two atomic orbitals to form two molecular orbitals? In case of wave interference either constructive or distructive interference occured but both seems unusual.

asked Mar 19, 2022 in Waves physics by TheMightyTM

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What is the difference between a carrier wave and modulation?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Waves physics by Dave Reece

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If sound travels faster through solids than through air, why does closing a door between two rooms make it harder to hear a sound through it?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Waves physics by RadiantAlchemy

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How can matter exhibit both particle nature and wave nature?

asked Mar 18, 2022 in Waves physics by Willy Duwitt

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How precisely can a wireless transmitter control its output wave? Can it output any arbitrarily complex pre-defined wave shape? e.g. without modulation techniques, can it output the exact shape of an audio waveform to transmit the data directly?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Waves physics by Dirk Diggler diy

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What are some examples of traveling and standing wave phenomenon?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Waves physics by Neil1987

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Can our brain waves be detected by satellites?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Waves physics by EmberWhirl

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What is a guided wavelength and how can you determine its formula?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Waves physics by CrystalTwilight

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When de Broglie said "Any object with mass m moving with a velocity v is associated with a wave, it's wavelength," what is this wave? Is the electron moving in a wavelike manner, up and down? What is this wave a particle is associated with?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Waves physics by TonyB

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Is magnetic force a wave?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Waves physics by scooby000

+223 votes

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Can radio waves be blocked by the atmosphere on Earth? If communication is cut off between satellites/spacecraft and ground control stations, how would you know?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Waves physics by VelvetVerse

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Do any known alien civilizations exist in our Galaxy that can communicate with each other through radio waves (or some other means of communication)?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Waves physics by mudhut

+313 votes

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What is the relationship between light and heat? Does light always have a wavelength, or does it depend on the object emitting the light?

asked Mar 17, 2022 in Waves physics by AstralWhisper (3.0k points)

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What are some examples of electromagnetic radiation that's not visible light or radio waves?

asked Mar 16, 2022 in Waves physics by Hadenough

+348 votes

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Can you measure the intensity of a sound wave without using any equipment?

asked Mar 16, 2022 in Waves physics by SolarisTwilight

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For a double slit experiment, is it necessary that the slit width be smaller than the slit separation?

asked Mar 16, 2022 in Waves physics by QuantumNova

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When LIGO detects a gravitational 'wave', how might we understand this event?

asked Mar 16, 2022 in Waves physics by Copper Dragon

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