Travelling to the other world by sending data

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Radio signals can indeed propagate through a vacuum, allowing for the transmission of data and messages across space. This technology is utilized by satellites and spacecraft to send images and information back to Earth. The discussion highlights the potential for using radio frequencies in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence. Resources like the SETI project provide further insights into these methods. Effective communication across vast distances in the universe is feasible through established radio signal technology.
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how can we send information or data in space ,i mean can we send information even in vaccum,if so we can send messages or any signal of finding the other part of this universe or different galaxies
 
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anvesh111 said:
how can we send information or data in space ,i mean can we send information even in vaccum,if so we can send messages or any signal of finding the other part of this universe or different galaxies

Of course radio signals propagate in a vacuum. How do you think all those nifty pictures get here from our satellites and spacecraft ?

For more info on using RF radio signals in the search for extra-terrestrial intelligence, start here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SETI

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