Chinese ghost radar moves at ‘near-light-speed’ to detect submarines
Chinese ghost radar moves at ‘near-light-speed’ to detect submarines
www.scmp.com Chinese ghost radar moves at ‘near-light-speed’ to detect submarines
Researchers in China have harnessed the power of the Doppler effect to achieve a breakthrough in submarine detection.
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... isn't that just how radar works? A radio emission is sent out, bounces off an object, and then detectors measure the difference?
The fact that this works from the sky is definitely new, but I think all radar is light speed by definition.
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