Sonar is a technique that uses sound waves to help people navigate, measure distances, and detect objects beneath the water's surface.
Overview
Types Of Sonar
How Sonar Works
Limitations Of Sonar
Sonar In Archaeology
Sonar Technology In Medicine
Environmental Impact Of Sonar
Future Developments In Sonar Technology
Applications Of Sonar In Marine Exploration
Comparison Of Sonar With Other Navigation Techniques
Climate Change
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๐ต Sonar stands for Sound Navigation and Ranging.
๐ Sonar helps people understand what is happening underwater.
๐ Sonar can tell how deep the water is or locate fish and shipwrecks.
๐งโ๐ฌ Archaeologists use sonar to search for ancient ruins underwater.
๐ฆ The first sonar system was invented in the early 1900s.
๐ก Sonar sends out sound waves that bounce back when they hit objects.
๐ค Active sonar sends sound waves out, while passive sonar listens for sounds.
๐๏ธ Scientists use sonar to map underwater mountains and valleys.
๐ฅ Sonar technology in medicine is known as ultrasound.
โ ๏ธ Sonar works best in clear water and can be confused by strong currents.
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