What are the advantages and disadvantages of microwave telescopes?

Answer 1

Microwave transmission also requires line of sight in order to work properly. In order to allow two way communications two frequencies are used. However, this does not mean that there has to be two antennas because the frequencies can be dealt with by one antenna at both ends.

The distance covered by microwave signals is based upon the height of the antenna. In order to increase this coverage each antenna has a built-in repeater that regenerates the signal before passing it on to the next antenna in line. The placement of the antenna to do this is approximately 25 miles.

The main drawback of microwave signals is that they can be affected by weather, especially rain.

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Answer 2

advantages

• they heat up your food so its faster to eat
• dosent make your food cold
• you eat yummy HOT food

disadvantages

• theres lots of radiation in a microwave which can lead to cancer

Answer 3

Advantages: Microwave telescopes can penetrate dust clouds in space, allowing astronomers to observe objects that are not visible in visible light telescopes. They are also able to detect cold gas and dust, providing insights into the formation of stars and galaxies.

Disadvantages: Microwave telescopes are limited by their resolution, as longer wavelengths can result in lower image clarity compared to telescopes operating in visible light. They also require specialized equipment and expertise to collect and analyze the data effectively.