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what is a signal space?

• grey-area 11y ago
  I'm not related to the project, but I think by signal space they mean simply an area which signals pass through (and hence can be collected in). By getting up high they can probably get access to a lot of signals which you wouldn't see at ground level.
  • gcb0 11y ago
    that doesn't make much sense, you can get all frequencies anywhere... unless signals get trapped in that altitude somehow because of some magnetic field? then you would have a brand new "layer" for all the usual frequencies...?
    • grey-area 11y ago
      Signals are not frequencies and have a finite power and often defined direction, so every signal is not detectable in every place, particularly at ground level. Anyway, it looked an interesting project. The text is probably not written in their first language (hence constructs like 'signal space').