radar

Because a massive radar dish is basically the same technology as this microwave.

They tried to use ground-penetrating radar along the line, but they couldn’t identify the fault.

American engineer Percy Spencer developed World War II RADAR technology that helped detect Nazi airplanes— but it would soon have other surprising applications.

This measure, your pitch speed game is borderline fraudulent as their radar gun registers about 15 miles an hour too slow.

They can't see it because they have no radar because we blew it up and we blew up much more than their radar last night.

One day in 1945, Spencer was standing near a RADAR instrument called a magnetron, a device that produced high-intensity microwaves that could reflect off planes.

They were trying to rebuild their radar systems and a missile system and a mine drop, you know, we got rid of all the mines and the Harmon Strait.

After they metamorphose, adult swarms can get so large they appear on weather radars like rain.