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Doppler effect

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Sep 13, 2026

Kelly BecherNARRATOR
87:22
as compared with the position of the same spectral lines when they are produced by a terrestrial source of light.
Kelly BecherNARRATOR
87:29
Doppler Principle The experimental arguments in favor of the Maxwell-Lorenz theory, which are, at the same time, arguments in favor of the theory of relativity, are too numerous to be set forth here.
Kelly BecherNARRATOR
87:41
In reality, they limit the theoretical possibilities to such an extent that no other theory than that of Maxwell and Lorenz has been able to hold its own when tested by experience.
Kelly BecherNARRATOR
87:52
but there are two classes of experimental facts hitherto obtained which can be represented in the maxwell leroyntz theory only by the introduction of an auxiliary hypothesis which in itself i e without making use of the theory of relativity appears extraneous It is known that cathode rays and the so-called beta rays emitted by radioactive substances consists of negatively electrified particles, electrons of very small inertia and large velocity.
Ethan KleinHOST
37:21
Well, that's not a hypothetical.
Ethan KleinHOST
37:22
We have Dopplers and we have advanced-
Douglas LevinsonGUEST
37:24
That's, that's the weather
Ethan KleinHOST
37:24
... we have advanced-
Ethan KleinHOST
38:37
I'm not asking you to make a predictive b-
Douglas LevinsonGUEST
38:39
All these other people-
Ethan KleinHOST
38:39
... a prediction based on Dopplers
Douglas LevinsonGUEST
38:40
... all these other people-
Ray DolanGUEST
9:17
We map the physical reflective environment.
Ray DolanGUEST
9:21
That's fundamentally a radar approach, delay and Doppler, as opposed to time frequency.
Ray DolanGUEST
9:25
And then knowing that physical environment, we establish channel state for all the attached users.
Ray DolanGUEST
9:31
And, you know, this has now happened to me twice with some very senior people that lead research at some very important wireless companies saying, you know, if I knew Channel State before I scheduled, I would build the stack completely differently.

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Ray DolanGUEST
15:04
When I talk to senior leaders in the industry, they say, oh, you guys have mapped the physical world.
Ray DolanGUEST
15:09
That's the reflective environment.
Ian MorrisHOST
15:11
So this is this is by using delayed Doppler as opposed to time.
Ray DolanGUEST
15:15
That's why I call it a radar front end.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
19:36
Sir, the crisp voice of the radio track section commander had an excited tinge.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
19:43
Sir, Doppler calculations show that the source of those signals is slowing down somewhere to our right.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
19:51
It's acting like a spaceship, sir, that's coming to a halt.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
19:56
The Admiral locked eyes with Rogers for a second, then shrugged.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
20:01
Slow the ship and circle right.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
20:04
Radio track, can you get me a posting on the object's position? No can do, sir.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
20:10
Doppler effect can't be used on a slow-moving source.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
20:14
It's still off to our right, but that's the best I can say.
Kelly BecherNARRATOR
87:07
as compared with the position of the same spectral lines when they are produced by a terrestrial source of light.
Kelly BecherNARRATOR
87:14
Doppler Principle The experimental arguments in favor of the Maxwell-Lorenz theory, which are, at the same time, arguments in favor of the theory of relativity, are too numerous to be set forth here.
Kelly BecherNARRATOR
87:26
In reality, they limit the theoretical possibilities to such an extent that no other theory than that of Maxwell and Lorenz has been able to hold its own when tested by experience.
Kelly BecherNARRATOR
87:37
but there are two classes of experimental facts hitherto obtained which can be represented in the maxwell-leroyce theory only by the introduction of an auxiliary hypothesis which in itself i e without making use of the theory of relativity appears extraneous it is known that cathode rays and the so-called beta rays emitted by radioactive substances consists of negatively electrified particles electrons of very small inertia and large velocity by examining the deflection of these rays under the influence of electric and magnetic fields we can study the law of motion of these particles very exactly in the theoretical treatment of these electrons we are faced with the difficulty that electrodynamic theory of itself is unable to give an account of their nature for since electrical masses of one sign repel each other the negative electrical masses constituting the electron would necessarily be scattered under the influence of their mutual repulsions, unless there are forces of another kind operating between them, the nature of which has hitherto remained obscure to us.
Casey CoverHOST
3:23
So I'm going to demonstrate what it sounds like, and I will then demonstrate a nuance here.
Casey CoverHOST
3:30
And I'll call that nuance the Doppler modulation.
Casey CoverHOST
3:35
So let's say you're out with your dog and another dog is approaching you.
Casey CoverHOST
3:39
And you know this will cause tension or stress for your dog.
Casey CoverHOST
3:43
So while the dog is still calm, while your dog is still calm, as you're approaching, you can anchor your dog to that calmness by starting the intermediate bridge while he's calm And taking him right past the other dog.
Casey CoverHOST
4:00
Good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good.
Casey CoverHOST
4:05
You can make it even more effective by adding modulation, the Doppler modulation.
Casey CoverHOST
4:15
So, What you're going to do with this is your support will get stronger and more intense, and you'll also be giving your dog information about where the challenge is.
Kevin GrazierGUEST
20:18
But anyway, um, no, you, you, you need to boatload.
Kevin GrazierGUEST
20:21
Um, and also with the spacecraft, we have the benefits of, of Doppler, which they don't.
Kevin GrazierGUEST
20:25
So with a spacecraft, it's a lot easier than with a, with an asteroid because you don't get much of a, a return signal from them.
Kevin GrazierGUEST
20:31
They don't broadcast much.
Tom RozelleHOST
3:15
I know, right? So I just bought myself a little space there.
Tom RozelleHOST
3:20
You know, you often refer to thermography as body Doppler.
Tom RozelleHOST
3:25
And, you know, actually, if our listeners are crazy like I am, they look up Doppler.
Tom RozelleHOST
3:29
You know, Doppler is more like ultrasound and Doppler is more like ultrasound.
Tom RozelleHOST
3:35
sonar and so forth.
Tom RozelleHOST
3:37
And so you're projecting a wavelength in and it bounces back out.

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Tom RozelleHOST
23:53
Dareth will be doing it.
Tom RozelleHOST
23:55
I'll be throwing my two cents in on different frequency types of platforms and so forth.
UrbanHOST
31:01
6G-ready OTFS modulation.
UrbanHOST
31:05
It's an advanced wireless modulation technique and encodes data symbols in the delay Doppler domain rather than the traditional time frequency domain, providing robust resilience to high Doppler shifts in fast-moving networks.
UrbanHOST
31:24
Bio-telemetric velocity compensation.
UrbanHOST
31:27
It prevents signal fading and data packet drops from in-body nano-networks when the human host is running, traveling on high-speed rail, or experiencing violent movement, ensuring uninterrupted streaming of critical neurological metrics.

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UrbanHOST
56:50
Trust is embedded directly in the data itself, entirely removing reliance on the reputation of the server.
UrbanHOST
57:09
We talked about 6G-ready OTFS, the nervous system.
UrbanHOST
57:16
Doppler.
UrbanHOST
57:17
Traditional 4G and 5G OFDM signals physically disintegrate at high speeds due to Doppler shifts, a fatal flaw for rapid drone swarms.
G4NJHHOST
0:42
Are you aware of the GB0P-SC Baldock Space Weather Station? The RSGB Propagation Studies Committee recently installed a HAND SCI-HF receiver at Ofcom's Spectrum Monitoring Site at Baldock.
G4NJHHOST
0:57
The station is part of HF Propagation Studies that will allow the committee to learn more about space weather and its effects, including Radio blackouts, Doppler flashes and travelling ionospheric disturbances.
G4NJHHOST
1:11
You can find out how the committee is progressing with its studies by joining Gwynne Griffiths, G3ZIL, on Saturday 10 October at the RSGB convention.
G4NJHHOST
1:21
If amateur radio construction is something you'd like to find out more about, then join Radcom Plus editor Paul Marks, G8FBK, on Sunday 11 October to learn about his approach to modular design of amateur radio equipment.

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