It's a microwave emitter.

Thanks.

Sending out a microwave bias

That's an interesting idea.

It's a microwave emitter. It was designed to vaporize an enemy's water supply.

Microwaves penetrate the food in the oven.

It uses focused microwaves to vaporize the enemy's water supply.

You can kind of see that.

What are the density parameters associated with different components we see in the universe?

A mysterious persistent noise was disrupting their research.

Unless you have a microwave emitter powerful enough to vaporize all the water in the mains.

Now we talk about precision cosmology. Two important paths will happen there.

This shows the actual Baryonic Acoustic Oscillation as they would appear, and those will map into the peaks of the Doppler peaks in the cosmic microwave background.

Now you may recall what Sunyaev Zeldovich effect is, we talked about this when we talked about the distance scale.

Activating radar.

Radar off.

Where's the radar now?

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A microtalkie?

Let's try it.

Today we have advanced technology.

In the Second World War, too, the existence of solar radiation was demonstrated by studies of interference that was detected by the radar stations of Great Britain.

We're just a dot.

This test got revived through the cosmic microwave background. And it's probably now the most important of all of our tools.

Radar Kilo, 6195, position four.

Radar Yankee, 67279, position two.

I see a radar system on a shipping pallet.

It was an automated system of over 100 long distance radars scattered across North America.

And macro economics is probably more guilty of it.

Micro what?

But under the radar.

So we've all seen these. These are the your speed limit signs.

It shows here.

All communication radar systems are out, Wing Commander.

Working on a theory, boss. How someone could've stolen the radar without us seeing.

Remote sensing technology. Like radar.

Now there are, many efforts, aimed to do precisely this.

Nathaniel Yep.

How soon will radar be operational?

I think I'm picking up a contact.

The best evidence for dark matter today comes from measurements of something called the cosmic microwave background, the afterglow of the Big Bang, but that's another story.

So since the structure that it forms from smaller fluctuations going up, this is called the bottom up or hierarchical formation scenario, and this is exactly what we actually observe.

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But there is another world.