Planet earth: radio waves [B&W]

United States, 1960

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Discusses the electromagnetic spectrum, the history of its discovery, the theory and research done on radio waves and the ionosphere which girdles the earth. Explains the ionosphere, how it is explored and used for radio communications, and the new science of radio-astronomy which is probing far beyond our galaxy.

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producer

Lothar Wolff

production company

National Academy of Sciences (U.S.)

Duration

00:26:27:00

Production places
United States
Production dates
1960

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