In article <Alan.Peake.84.0762EEE9 at dsto.defence.gov.au>,
Alan.Peake at dsto.defence.gov.au (Alan Peake) wrote:
>> >In any case you're talking about civilian technology (again). By means of
> >miniaturization (nanotech) and HTC (high temperature conductivity), it is
> >possible to build today very sophisticated and complete phased-array radars
> >of suit-case/"pocket" size with many kilowatts of average output.
>> Gee, how did they manage to reduce the speed of light so much that an antenna
> that would normally occupy a few acres can now fit in a suitcase?
>> Alan
>>
I wonder: Might it be that the wavelengths are shorter than required for
over-the-horizon missile systems?
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