So if we’re right, each former human is now essentially a radio transmitter and receiver. One plurb sends out a signal that ...

Radio wave propagation underpins numerous applications in communication, surveillance and remote sensing, and understanding its nuances is essential for the advancement of modern wireless technologies ...

The U.S. Army, working with a startup called Rydberg Technologies, has achieved the world's first long-range radio communication with an atomic quantum receiver, a breakthrough that could greatly help ...

Technically speaking, it doesn’t. Radio waves don’t travel from one radio to another—they travel from a transmitter to a receiver. Devices that both transmit and receive are called transceivers. Radio ...