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Radio waves travel at the exact same speed as visible light

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Despite being used primarily to broadcast terrestrial pop music and sports commentary, radio waves are fundamentally the exact same thing as visible light, just stretched out to much longer wavelengths. They travel at a staggering one hundred and eighty-six thousand miles per second, ensuring you hear awful commercial jingles with absolute cosmic immediacy.

Radio waves travel at the exact same speed as visible light
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