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And I mean, the finest example of that was radio astronomy as a whole.
They said, "It's all right, you can detect radio waves from the Sun, but the Sun is the only object in the universe that's close enough and bright enough actually to be detectable.
You can easily calculate that radio waves from the Sun are fairly faint, and everything else in the universe is millions of times further away, so it certainly will not be detectable.
And that, of course, that set back the progress of radio astronomy by about 20 years.
Well, of course, as soon as anybody did look, which was after about 20 years, when radio astronomy really took off.
Because it turned out the universe is absolutely full of all kinds of wonderful things radiating in the radio spectrum, much brighter than the Sun.
And she was driving along in her car the other day, and suddenly she heard a song on the car radio that reminded her of this man.
At home, Montag’s wife Mildred listens to the radio around the clock, and three of their parlor walls are plastered with screens.
He was listening to the radio, and the radio had a list of names of men to be executed at Parchman Penitentiary.
The matriarch that they were radio tracking, after weeks of moving back and forth, in and out of the park, came to a halt outside the park.
Headlines, radio, newspapers, you would never read or hear about anything else, as if there was a world war going on.
On the few radio stations still operating in the country, I mostly heard pop music.
A new technology has confounded radio men and movie moguls and they're quite certain that television is about to do them in.
RCA had David Sarnoff, who basically commercialized radio, said this, "I don't say that radio networks must die.
It may yet be possible to eke out a poor existence for radio, but I don't know how."
Narrator: Stirred by the prospects of mass communication and making big bucks on advertising, David Sarnoff commercializes radio.
And I was watching this crowd of monks and nuns, many of which I had just interviewed, and heard their stories, and I watched their faces, and they gave us a little FM radio, and we could listen to the translation of his teachings.
In partnership with public radio station WNYC here in New York, we asked women to tell us the prices of their mammograms.
Serious book stores are losing their franchise, nonprofit theaters are surviving primarily by commercializing their repertory, symphony orchestras are diluting their programs, public television is increasing its dependence on reruns of British sitcoms, classical radio stations are dwindling, museums are resorting to blockbuster shows, dance is dying."
Yes, I know it sounds really silly that the principal and the teachers would actually laugh with kids, but you can imagine the shock on D's face when the principal's cracking a joke or singing a song from the radio station, which almost always ended in a laugh, shortening the length of his outburst and helping us to connect with him in his world.
He had become, in his isolation, so deformed and so sexy, that he had to talk through a kind of old-timey radio to the outside world, and could never touch them.
If you put different communication technologies on this logarithmic graph, television, radio, telephone were adopted in decades.
Compared to electricity or radio, fiber optic signals barely degrade over great distances— a little power does scatter away, and fibers can’t bend too sharply, otherwise the light leaks out.
But to see one, you would need to build a telescope as large as the Earth, because the black hole that we're looking at gives off copious radio waves.
Now, I happened to be on the radio with Alexander when he got to this point at the base of the cliffs, and he said, quote, "There's a hidden notch.
In aviation, radar antennas launch pulses of radio or microwaves at planes to learn their locations by timing how long the beams take to bounce back.
Because at that point, it's emitting lots of X-rays and optical and UV and radio waves.
It was all over the media, in the newspapers, TV, radio.
We learned to play the instruments, but we kind of had to come from within or go from within, because we didn't watch television, we didn't listen to a lot of radio.
They're able to be moved around by hand, they can sense each other, they can sense their motion, and they have a screen and a wireless radio.
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