Various molecules in the gas emit characteristic radiation as
radio waves under characteristic conditions (temperature, density, chemical compositions).
Not exact matches
The organic chips, commonly inserted
under the skin of cats and dogs in lieu of identification collars, can be made cheaply but can only process low - frequency
radio waves, giving them distance limitations.
These struts block some of the surface of the dish, scattering some of the incoming
radio waves from celestial objects
under study.
Polarized
waves, which are generated
under special conditions, provide us with important information that can not be obtained by ordinary
radio observations such as magnetic force (magnetic fields) existing in space.
The orientation of the nuclear magnets can be reversed by irradiating the atoms
under investigation with
radio waves of an appropriate frequency, and this effect can be observed.
Under certain conditions and broadcast frequencies, the
radio waves can be absorbed or even completely reflected.