Not exact matches
Audio recordings
of their transmissions gave no indication that the two exchanged information about the last two
signals passed before the wreck, but investigators had not ruled out a
radio communication disruption
of some
kind, Higgins said.
If there were small orbiting satellites carrying sensitive
radio receivers that could capture
signals from the navigation satellites, those slightly distorted
signals would contain a
kind of code.
For this year's solar eclipse, they will observe
radio signals using an existing network
of GPS receivers in Missouri, and intersperse it with small, cheap GPS receivers that are similar to the
kind in most phones.
Building the instrument required solving a host
of engineering problems, ranging from dealing with a remote, barely accessible site, shielding the dish from
radio frequency interference that would drown out the
signals from cosmic objects, and developing a first -
of - its -
kind method to pull a portion
of the spherical dish into a gradually moving paraboloid to aim at and track astronomical targets as Earth rotates.
China's awesome Five - hundred - meter Aperture Spherical
radio Telescope, the world's largest
of its
kind, will be able to peer further into the past than previous
radio telescopes to gather weaker and more distant
signals that promise to provide clues to the origins and evolution
of the universe, probe gravitational waves and dark matter, and listen for transmissions from extraterrestrial civilizations.
Yet 40 years
of intensive searching for extraterrestrial intelligence have yielded nothing: no
radio signals, no credible spacecraft sightings, no close encounters
of any
kind.
They're looking in specific areas
of the
radio spectrum for hints
of stray alien
signals,
kind of like what's seen in Contact.
He was looking for more examples
of a
kind of rotating star — a pulsar — that emits very short
radio signals.
On the moon man is confronted with strong
radio signals indicating that there is a monolith on Jupiter, which is the same
kind of monolith the apes confronted; and, as the first monolith led to the discovery
of tools, so the second leads to the spaceship Discovery.
MarineTraffic.com gets data about ships» positions and movement from AIS (automatic identification system) transponders on board vessels via VHF
signals, the
kind we use for some
radio and TV transmission, and a network
of volunteer relayers.