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I did the math to use the neutrino transmitter it'd be 0.13% faster to transmit information from Chicago to NYC. Using equations: s = r(theta) l = (2r)sin(the
by soheil 8y ago
I did the math to use the neutrino transmitter it'd be 0.13% faster to transmit information from Chicago to NYC. Using equations:
s = r(theta)
l = (2r)sin(thea/2)
s: arc length (air travel distance 714 miles)
r: radius of earth (3,958.8 miles)
theta: arc angle
l: length of cord (straight line under arc)
(s-l)/l * 100 gives the % increased difference in length
- PhantomGremlin 8y agoYou need to add a little extra time to the microwave route because microwaves are line of sight. The signal needs to be detected and re-amplified multiple times along the way. How much extra time? I don't know, I'm not an RF guy, maybe someone can chime in and tell us how much latency each amplifier adds. The neutrino route only needs a single detector at the very end, nothing along the way.