Airwaves

Airwaves are the invisible signals that carry wireless communications, such as radio, TV, cell phone calls, and internet data, through the air. They are part of the electromagnetic spectrum, a range of frequencies used to transmit information. Devices send and receive these signals using antennas, allowing for wireless communication without physical cables. Regulators allocate specific portions of the spectrum to different services to prevent interference. Essentially, airwaves are the medium through which wireless technology functions, enabling us to connect, communicate, and access information remotely.