Atmospheric bounce is a technique used by Amateur Radio operators - to increase the distance their signals travel.
Some frequency bands in use by amateur radio enthusiasts have a limit on the amount of power their equipment can produce. This often restricts the distance their signals can travel (sometimes to just a few miles).
By using atmospheric bounce, an operator can 'reflect' the radio signal off the upper atmosphere (like shining a torch on a mirror) and thus the range can be (often dramatically) increased.
An atmospheric bounce is a phenomenon that occurs when certain radio frequencies, such as VHF and UHF signals, are refracted by the Earth's atmosphere. This can allow radio signals to travel much farther than expected by bouncing off the ionosphere, which can create long-distance communication links over the horizon.
No, spaceships cannot bounce off the atmosphere. When entering the Earth's atmosphere, spaceships experience atmospheric drag which slows them down, causing them to eventually descend and land or burn up if they are moving too fast.
The ozone present at the atmospheric level is benificial to living things. It protects us from the harmful and fatal UV radiations of the sun.
Resilience is often the most beneficial quality as it allows individuals to overcome challenges, setbacks, and adversity with perseverance and strength. Resilient individuals can bounce back from difficult situations, maintain a positive attitude, and adapt to change effectively.
The title track from the group consisting of the lyrics 'bounce bounce bounce' is Rainbow.
No, pavlova does not bounce.
Chocolate doesn't bounce.
No. Apples cannot bounce.
Bounce to This was created in 2000.
Bounce Out happened in 2002.
Tsunade doesn't bounce.
It is illegal to bounce ANY check.