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radio

[rey-dee-oh] / ˈreɪ diˌoʊ /


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Fast radio bursts are incredibly powerful flashes of radio energy that travel across vast distances in the universe.

From Science Daily

This region of the upper atmosphere is important because future astronauts will rely on it to transmit radio and navigation signals around the planet, much like communication systems on Earth.

From Science Daily

Live text updates and radio commentary of rounds three and four from 19:30 GMT on BBC Sport website and app, and BBC Sounds.

From BBC

"People can just listen on a super cheap, small, simple radio... It's one of those typical emergency fall-back solutions."

From Barron's

Argentina’s recent decision to pause a joint Chinese effort to construct a large radio telescope is a hopeful sign.

From The Wall Street Journal