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Yes thank you, I already got the answer and have finished it.

Can anyone tell me what frequency and Wavelength Radar and Sonar work in. I think Radar have a frequency of 300giga hertz (UHF), wavelength 0.1 Sonar is somewhere between wavelength 100k - 10k metres, frequency 3k - 30k hertz. Please help me thanks,

Thanks guys. I just needed to know if holograms was ok in a holography subject. My assignment is on holography, but I thought it had to be exactly on it. SO I guess I can use holograms in this as well as holography is the process of making holograms.

Oh NO really. But I can't find much information on holography. So I thought if I explain that holograhy is the process of making holograms, then explaining holograms was ok. Can you maybe post some websites I could use for holography. (OF course wikipedia). Thanks

This is my opening paragraph is it good. Is the information I have placed right please check. "Holography is the process of making or the technique of making holograms. It is an advanced type of photography, which allows the image to be seen in 3D. Holograms work by bouncing laser light off an...

Please explain the difference between holography and holograms. I have to do an assignment on holography, but should I research holograms aswell. Thanks

OK. this is why, FM radio broadcasts travel at a thing called "straight line". Thus they pretty much only travel at straight lines (Sort of, but you get the picture) so if anything like a mountain or a wall comes in its way it will be interfered. But AM doesn't do this, it travles around the...

I assume it is because of that am relies on amplitude and fm relies on frequency.

Arrrr... moment magnitude scale. Thanks for that information. Quite impressive. Obsolete indeed. Thank you.

Are you sure about "you cannot get earthquakes larger than about a 10 on the magnitude scale" cause check the table out in wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richter_magnitude_scale It has a 12.55. :0

oh wow, thanks for the information on holographs. I thought they were the same thing. damn. Thanks heaps.

Thanks for trying.

They are called that because they are just like ripples in water. but gravity in gravity waves confuses everyone as it does not have much to do with gravity waves :D

Thats ok, is you above statement wrong "If gravity waves exist, they're extremely common (they're produced whenever anything changes shape), but they're also extremely weak, and extremely difficult to detect". Yes a lot of people get themselves confused with gravitational and gravity waves, and...

Yes makes very sense, thank you so much.