Yes, we don't use radar to measure the distance to the Sun directly.
However, we can use radar to measure the distance to objects like the
Moon and Venus, which will reflect radar.
We can measure the Venus to Earth distance when Venus is between us
and the Sun (more or less). Then we can simply use Kepler's 3rd Law to
derive the Earth to Sun distance.
Alternatively, trigonometry can be used, once the Earth Venus distance
is known.
We can use the occasions when the Earth-Venus-Sun angle is 90 degrees.
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We can also use times when the Earth-Sun-Venus angle is 90 degrees.
It's not that radio waves wouldn't be reflected by the Sun; but the Sun
_GENERATES_ so much radio energy that any reflection would be entirely
swamped by the primary signal.
Think about it this way. You're in a dark theater, and people are wandering
around carrying mirrors. You have a bright flashlight. Will you be able to see the
reflection from the mirrors? Probably yes. Now somebody with one of the mirrors
turns on a spotlight and points it at you. Can you bounce your flashlight off of
his mirror ? Sure, but you can never see it. You're blinded by his spotlight, and
the wimpy reflection of your flashlight from his mirror is invisible in the glare.
Tornadoes are most often detected by doppler radar, which can measure wind velocity from a distance. However, one limitation is that radar cannot tell if a tornado is actually on the ground; that usually requires visual confirmation.
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radar;radar means :the transfer of energy as electromagnetic waves.
A a radar is better: it can detect a tornado at a distance. A barometer would be of no use unless the tornado came dangerously close.
Radar system sends out radio waves to detect moving objects in the air. When the echo comes back, time is measured and distance is calculated. This process continues.
It measures the time for the reflected signal to return. Early RADAR sets made this measurement and directly converted it to distance by using a CRT with calibrated markings on its face in units of distance. Modern RADAR sets use high speed digital counters then compute and show the distance numerically.
Radar can only be used for planets close to us in the solar system and the planet or object must be able to reflect the wave back. Radar cannot be used to measure the distance between Earth and the Sun because the sun doesn't reflect the radio waves back.
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A radar emits electromagnetic radiation via a transmitter, and it has a directional antenna that measures the time of arrival of backscattered or reflected pulses of radiation from remote objects. The distance between the radar and object can be deduced using the speed of light.
RADAR stands for "Radio Detection and Ranging." It is a system that uses radio waves to detect the presence, distance, and direction of objects such as aircraft, ships, and vehicles by bouncing signals off them and measuring the reflected pulses.
The F-117 Nighthawk cannot be detected by radar.
The answer depends on what distance is being determined: the distance to stars using parallax, the distance to aircraft using radar, the distance from one city to another partway around the earth, the distance between two nearby objects.
You cannot get the Poke Radar in Pokemon Black.
Depends, Radar detectors like the V1 have a distance of about 3 miles with constant on radar on straight aways. You have to take in account curves, hills, and other factors.
Tornadoes are most often detected by doppler radar, which can measure wind velocity from a distance. However, one limitation is that radar cannot tell if a tornado is actually on the ground; that usually requires visual confirmation.
Radar stands for radio detection and ranging , it is used to detect the distant object with the help of electromagnetic waves. radar has a transmitter which transmit radio waves ,the waves after reflection are detected and the distance is calculated by measuring the time delay... The reflected wave get distorted due to the noise so proper prediction correlation logic is set. radar also has a control system for its rotation generally based on fuzzy control logic.
Radar sends out a radio wave and measures the reflected radio wave using it to calculate a target's speed, shape, material the object is made of, and direction of movement.