SAR or Synthetic-aperture Radar is a tool that is giving extremely good images from the ground. In that technology radio or microwaves are put to jump from the ground. And that helps to create the 3D maps of ground areas. The SAR radar is basing the idea that the radar is put on an instantly moving platform.
And makes the system possible to detect small-size, 3D targets from the ground. The wavelength of the radar determines how big objects they can see. When radar radiation comes from different sides it can create a structure's 3D models. Modern commercial SAR systems can detect even single vehicles from the ground through clouds. The SAR technology allows us to see what happens in the Ukraine war.
Diagram of the SAR system. The thing is that this system can be in two different satellites. (Wikipedia/Synthetic-aperture Radar)
The virtualization of the SAR systems is making them very hard to destroy. The small-size satellites can operate as a swarm. And the laser systems can be used as the laser-SAR systems. But the laser rays can also use to create the radio waves. When lasers are giving the electromagnetic stress to air molecules they send electromagnetic radiation like radio waves. The laser ray can use to create the virtual antenna for the radar system. The system can use two laser rays.
One is giving the EM stress to air molecules. And the second one measures the echoes from the environment. The next-generation quantum systems can make it possible to see even a single sand bite from the ground. The idea of those systems is the same as the scanning tunneling microscopes. They can hover things like electrons or protons at the front of the radar.
One of the things that this system can use is the water molecule. In that case, the water molecule will anchor to the layer by using the molecule's polarity. The hydrogen atoms can be in the layer and the oxygen can be outside. Then the system gives electromagnetic stress to the molecule that acts as the antenna. That type of system might be the key to the radar technology of the future.
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