Physics – Page 33 – National Radio Astronomy Observatory

What Object Emit Radio Waves?

Question: What objects emit radio waves? — Chris Answer: In fact, all objects that emit energy also emit radio…

Question: We know that our sun has a profound impact on all planets in our solar system. But, does…

Question: Why most of the star forming regions/open clusters are in the periphery of galaxies(in spiral arms)? — Vinod…

Question: Around 10:39 pm June 17th 2014 I was watching Arcturus and it disappeared for about a minute or…

Question: What is the typical amplitude in volts (milli, micro, or otherwise) of radio waves around the 1420 MHz…

Question: My unqualified theory is simple. Yes the moon is moving away and has been proved but it will…

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