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This is actually completely game-changing technology. If you, if you've studied classical radio frequency technology, normally you need a metallic antenna device that vibrates at a given frequency. And normally, that device needs to match the size of the wavelength it's receiving. So for the very low frequency, long wavelength signals, you need these massive, massive antennas to to receive them.
What we can do is we can turn those Rberg atoms, those atoms in their RDER state, into antennas themselves, and they can receive the entire frequency spectrum. So you can receive a very low frequency, long wavelength signal on something the size of a sugar cube because the atoms are actually picking up the electromagnetic frequency and then doing all the signal processing that you'd normally need to do.