Could a maser be used to send information

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tony two takes

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Sep 18, 2014

Just a quick question could a maser be used to send information from one point to another without detection ?

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Sep 18, 2014

Perhaps if there was a vacuum between the two points. But otherwise some microwaves would scatter and be detectable. It would be quite resistant to detection, but not foolproof.

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