How to pronounce “antennas” in English

Big antennas, short wavelength-- that's good.

But with two antennas, the waves combine.

to our antennas.

types of antennas.

We shot on the antennas, and then the antennas gave us the idea, and then we shot the Google building, but we

Like those little neon antennas from the sci-fi-- Yeah.

If you add even more antennas, it narrows the beam further.

Higher frequencies allow for smaller antennas, but the signals are much more easily absorbed and scattered, especially in bad weather.

And there's some great hill access antennas.

transmit $1 worth with the fraction limited antennas of this size.

Why don't humans have antennas?

that can behave like much larger antennas straight onto our plastics, and that would be enough to then power some of these implantable batteries.

We had what was called rabbit ear antennas to increase reception on top of the TV.

phases of flight and when antennas come off or removed or deployed it's you know

This is the part of ALMA's antennas that picks up faint signals from the farthest reaches of the Universe.

It's basically an array of these long wavelength dipole antennas.

And the place they put those are on the antennas, by and large, so that the tower business is in that same--

to embed the use of that spectrum inside of their wireless antennas and their wireless

They're big, sensitive antennas.

It turns out the companies that extended the TV antennas up the top of the mountain took the broadband over the air signals

Far above street level is where ALMA's 66 highly sensitive antennas live.

It was built especially for this purpose of transporting these massive antennas.

You had all these specialist space companies that made space-grade radios and antennas.

This is what antennas looked like then, sort of a hacked together piece of stuff.

that you measure, and all these antennas.

And all the big telescopes, all the big antennas are mostly NASA or other government agencies'.

Now, based on our input power and the distance between the antennas, we expect a signal of about negative 55 decibels.

Lower frequencies travel well through the atmosphere, but they require much larger antennas.

I guess that's why the antennas are so important.

And back then, the right aluminum foil on the right rabbit ear antennas with the right Radio Shack box, you could pirate a crackly signal.

each of those G's requires a denser network of towers, more sophisticated antennas, and so on.

And flopping out from those three sides, our main mission antennas that operate in the L band frequency range, and that's where the satellites communicate directly

That large, weird, dart looking thing with the antennas coming out of that, that's what's called an ADSID, and it's actually an audio detection

And then just like lasercom was our technology experiment, this previous mission flew these antennas, then we were able to fly them for prime mission use.

So to have any chance of their signal reaching across the globe, Smith's team connected more than 20 smaller antennas into a massive directional array

If he wanted to send a signal across the planet, he needed to make sure that all the power reached the emitting antennas.

Well, here is a three-dimensionally controlled bulldozer, two GPS antennas.

I'm talking about the ones that would never do that, and maybe you are going to let you put little antennas, or it's not feasible to put the little antennas

But we also want to touch on why we can put these antennas on people's roofs.

So then I looked at nature and I saw that there's many species that have antennas.

So even though we've replaced a lot of the other consumer-grade stuff, the Home Depot tape measures are really hard to beat when it comes to antennas.

And so we just happened to have, on this sat, we have two antennas.

So when you're flying by on a close approach to the earth and you're moving very fast, the antennas can track you well.

I mean, it does, the way cereal floats in a bowl, the way that this screen is on an angle, this and how they get the antennas in there and it, when you have children--most

And we use antennas--

He's a qualified engineer, but he works for something probably less than a thousand dollars a month setting up antennas for mobile networks.