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pennypuptech

12/10/14 9:39 AM

#24843 RE: Josh3654 #24842

Thanks. I did in fact study astrophysics and computer science. I am well aware of what microwaves are, and you make it sound like microwaves are an invention and not a critical part of the light and energy spectrum. Microwaves are low energy, long waved so they able to pierce better through various mediums.

Maybe they should use gamma rays instead. What do you think?

Nabbbss

12/10/14 10:05 AM

#24844 RE: Josh3654 #24842

Seems to me that longer-waved electro-magnetic "waves" have a lesser
ability to pierce- or peek-through substances, BUT shorter-waved
"waves" are much-more ENERGETIC, like X-Rays, and they can "see
your bones" and all that.

The shorter the "wave," the MORE it can slice-through because of its
energy...
The longer the "wave," (like am-Radio which picks-up lightning static
bursts) the more clutter, interference, and blocking they encounter,
because they LACK the high-energies of X-Rays and Gamma-Rays and
Ultra-Violet (sunburn!) etc.

Sheldon Cooper I ain't...but I am a little bit? lololol...just chatting. :-)