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Okno radiowe – określenie używane w radioa … Okno radiowe – określenie używane w radioastronomii i oznaczające pewne długości fal radiowych, które przepuszcza ziemska atmosfera. Obiekty astronomiczne emitujące promieniowanie w takich zakresach, mogą być obserwowane za pomocą zainstalowanych na powierzchni Ziemi radioteleskopów.nych na powierzchni Ziemi radioteleskopów.
, النافذة الراديوية هي فجوة في غلاف الأرض الجوي العاكس تسمح بمرور مجموعة ترددات إشعاع كهرومغناطيسي في نطاق يتراوح بين 000 10 و 000 40 ميغاهرتز.وتتراوح أطوال الموجات في النافذة الراديوية من حوالي سنتيمتر إلى حوالي 11 مترا.
, The radio window is a range of frequencies … The radio window is a range of frequencies of electromagnetic radiation that penetrate the earth's atmosphere. It plays an important role in astronomy; up until World War II, astronomers could only use the visible and near infrared portions of the optical window for their measurements. With the development of radio telescopes however, the radio window became more and more utilizable, leading to the development of radio astronomy that provided astrophysicists with valuable observational data.ysicists with valuable observational data.
, 전파창(電波窓; radio window)은 전자기 복사 스펙트럼에서 지구 대기를 통과할 수 있는 범위의 진동수이다. 그 파장은 약 1 센티미터에서 약 11 미터이다.
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Okno radiowe – określenie używane w radioa … Okno radiowe – określenie używane w radioastronomii i oznaczające pewne długości fal radiowych, które przepuszcza ziemska atmosfera. Obiekty astronomiczne emitujące promieniowanie w takich zakresach, mogą być obserwowane za pomocą zainstalowanych na powierzchni Ziemi radioteleskopów.nych na powierzchni Ziemi radioteleskopów.
, The radio window is a range of frequencies … The radio window is a range of frequencies of electromagnetic radiation that penetrate the earth's atmosphere. It plays an important role in astronomy; up until World War II, astronomers could only use the visible and near infrared portions of the optical window for their measurements. With the development of radio telescopes however, the radio window became more and more utilizable, leading to the development of radio astronomy that provided astrophysicists with valuable observational data.ysicists with valuable observational data.
, 전파창(電波窓; radio window)은 전자기 복사 스펙트럼에서 지구 대기를 통과할 수 있는 범위의 진동수이다. 그 파장은 약 1 센티미터에서 약 11 미터이다.
, النافذة الراديوية هي فجوة في غلاف الأرض الجوي العاكس تسمح بمرور مجموعة ترددات إشعاع كهرومغناطيسي في نطاق يتراوح بين 000 10 و 000 40 ميغاهرتز.وتتراوح أطوال الموجات في النافذة الراديوية من حوالي سنتيمتر إلى حوالي 11 مترا.
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, 전파창
, Атмосферне вікно
, نافذة راديوية
, 電波の窓
, Okno radiowe
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