Pasta-Shaped Radio Waves Beamed Across Venice
Science Daily Article Published March 2, 2012
Scientists have a possible solution to the limited amount information in each frequency band. They have worked out a way to manipulate the waves so that they can transfer more information. They are now able to have 11 channels per frequency band, and are working still on the matter.
Wow, that is amazing! I had no clue that they could manipulate the way the waves work to solve the congestion caused by the unchanged waves, they said that the problem they are working to fix can be experienced by sending a text on a holiday. If they could fix this problem there are other significant things they can accomplish.
Institute of Physics (IOP). "Pasta-shaped radio waves beamed across Venice." ScienceDaily, 2 Mar. 2012. Web. 4 Jun. 2012.
Science Daily Article Published March 2, 2012
Scientists have a possible solution to the limited amount information in each frequency band. They have worked out a way to manipulate the waves so that they can transfer more information. They are now able to have 11 channels per frequency band, and are working still on the matter.
Wow, that is amazing! I had no clue that they could manipulate the way the waves work to solve the congestion caused by the unchanged waves, they said that the problem they are working to fix can be experienced by sending a text on a holiday. If they could fix this problem there are other significant things they can accomplish.
Institute of Physics (IOP). "Pasta-shaped radio waves beamed across Venice." ScienceDaily, 2 Mar. 2012. Web. 4 Jun. 2012.
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