radio source (Meaning)
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radio source (n)
an object that radiates radio waves
Synonyms & Antonyms of radio source
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radio source Sentence Examples
- The astronomer detected a faint radio source emanating from the distant galaxy.
- The spacecraft encountered an unexpected radio source during its exploration of the outer solar system.
- Scientists theorized that the mysterious radio source could be a pulsar or a black hole.
- Radio sources are used as beacons to navigate spacecraft through the vastness of space.
- The radio source pulsated erratically, suggesting the presence of an active galactic nucleus.
- The Earth's atmosphere acts as a filter for most cosmic radio sources, shielding us from harmful radiation.
- Astronomers have used VLBI (very long baseline interferometry) to study the structure and properties of radio sources.
- The discovery of a cluster of radio sources led scientists to speculate about the existence of a hidden galaxy.
- The powerful radio source emitted electromagnetic waves that were detected by radio telescopes across the globe.
- The radio source provided valuable insights into the astrophysical processes occurring in the early universe.
FAQs About the word radio source
an object that radiates radio waves
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The astronomer detected a faint radio source emanating from the distant galaxy.
The spacecraft encountered an unexpected radio source during its exploration of the outer solar system.
Scientists theorized that the mysterious radio source could be a pulsar or a black hole.
Radio sources are used as beacons to navigate spacecraft through the vastness of space.
