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How does it help if you're passing between transmitter and receiver? (either directly, or by bouncing a radar signal off the ionosphere and receiving it again)
by kuschku 1y ago
How does it help if you're passing between transmitter and receiver?
(either directly, or by bouncing a radar signal off the ionosphere and receiving it again)
You should still show up as a shadow?
- ruined 1y agodirect is practically useless, because that's point-to-point. lighting up the ionosphere that way seems like the hardest case scenario, requiring a very powerful transmitter, somehow ignored by sensitive high-resolution scanning over a large area of sky. and you'd be disrupted by other occluding objects like water vapor there is precedent https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Over-the-horizon_radar https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Over-the-horizon_radar but it seems like a limiting factor is suitable frequencies and resolution