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Goddard Glossary: Electromagnetic Interference

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Ever wonder what happens when you're listening to your favorite radio station it suddenly gets all fuzzy and you lose bits of a song? Blame electromagnetic interference! Here at NASA, we sometimes have that problem too.

For Goddard Glossary, we're taking a look at electromagnetic interference.

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Video Description:
00:00 A woman in a white NASA shirt in front of a black and white picture of a satellite dish.
00:07 Satellite dishes pointed up towards the sky in a grassy field.
00:12 Visualization of Earth up close, with ICESat-2 orbiting.
00:14 Bright green beam representing data waves hitting a satellite dish.
00: 16 Back to the woman talking.
00:19 Animation of a blue radio glitching, with it antenna emitting purple rays representing radio waves.
00:22 An animation of Earth with multiple satellites orbiting.
00: 26 Back to the woman talking.
00:29 Cars moving in traffic.
00:31 The Sun with a coronal mass ejection erupting from the right side.
00:35 Pan around NASA engineers in a control room looking at computers.
00:40 Animated graphic showing radio wave data and intensity levels. Peaks of usable data are highlighted in green.
00:50 Stacking collage of two Hubble images, a GOES satellite image of a hurricane, and a picture from the Space Station of the Bahamas.
00:53 Back to the woman talking.
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