Terrestrial Radio Stations

Terrestrial radio stations are broadcast stations that transmit radio signals through the Earth's atmosphere. These stations use antennas to transmit radio waves to a specific geographic area, which can range from a few miles to hundreds of miles. Terrestrial radio stations can broadcast on different frequencies, such as AM and FM, and can transmit a variety of content, including music, news, sports, and talk shows. In the context of space and astronautical engineering, terrestrial radio stations can be used to communicate with spacecraft and astronauts in orbit or on other planets.

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