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Radio wave

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A radio wave is electromagnetic radiation in the radio portion of the frequency spectrum. In vacuum its frequency and wavelength obey the vacuum frequency-wavelength relation.
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Radio wave by Ciro Santilli  40 Updated 2025-07-16
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This is likely the easiest one to produce as the frequencies are lower, which is why it was discovered first. TODO original setup.
Also because it is transparent to brick and glass, (though not metal) it becomes good for telecommunication.
Some notable subranges:
  • FM broadcasting
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