Submitted by scrublord123456 t3_yqly99 in askscience
andygates2323 t1_ivxp7tr wrote
Reply to comment by Jon_Beveryman in How do plane radars see through the nose of the plane? by scrublord123456
So if we could see in the frequencies that radar sees, we would see the radome as a transparent bubble? Neat!
Sharlinator t1_iw0fwqa wrote
Well yes, and many other things like most interior walls and basically all relatively thin non-metallic and non-watery things which let your cellular or wifi signal pass through just fine with just some attenuation. Resolution’s limited by wavelength though, the “pixels” of microwave vision are on the order of 1..10 cm or so at best. And you’d need big “eyes”.
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