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Legend of the Cyber Heroes

What is martial arts? Martial Arts has nothing to do with musical instruments, chess, calligraphy, painting, treasures or secret manuals, nor is there so much talk about being the best in the world. Martial Arts is a technique, a method that gives the weak a chance to draw their blades against the strong. What is chivalry (xiá)? Chivalry is not about romantic affairs, traditional culture, or being gentle, respectful, frugal, and compliant. Chivalry is violence, it's the bayonet forged by those driven to Mount Liang to use against tyrants. Cao Mo pledged with a dagger, (Returning to) Lu to invade. Zhuan Zhu entered with grilled meat, (Pacifying) Wu to usurp the throne. Brother Zhang cried in the market, avenging his lord by defiling a lavatory. Suicide by cutting one's own throat to seek justice, acting while concealing his sleeve. The tyrant of Qin seized souls, the coward gained courage. This is a martial artist's story. In the 1930s, a group of like-minded young people came together, striving to change the world. Then, two hundred years later, in a garbage landfill, Xiang Shan, the Progenitor of Cyber Martial Arts who had once rebooted heaven and earth, woke up reciting the name of his enemy, having lost all his memories. "Perhaps it's because I lost back then that the world has become what it is..." "So this time, I won't be defeated again!" This is the story of a person changing the world once more!

My path is long but not lonely · Sci-fi
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Chapter 127: Back Skill

In the early days when "radar" technology had just emerged, clouds, fog, rain, and haze all caused a certain degree of echo interference to radars. The electromagnetic waves emitted by the radar would be partially reflected, absorbed, or scattered by these elements, resulting in unstable results.

However, as technology progressed, radars became more precise, their emissions often confined to a very narrow band of frequencies, and interference could be filtered out through modulation techniques.

By the 21st century, apart from a small amount of meteorological radars that deliberately confined electromagnetic waves to specific bands, most radars were not affected by cloud and fog interference.

However, the essence of "fog" is water droplet aerosols that use air as a dispersant. If these "particles" were replaced with metal flakes, then the situation would be quite different.