Question

Events in this spectral region are characterized by a quantity called the dispersion measure, which had a remarkably high value of 375 for an event named after Duncan Lorimer. In 2006, ARCADE detected noise in this spectral region that was sixfold higher than expected for still-unknown (15[1])reasons, which has been dubbed a “space roar.” The CHIME telescope has predominantly been used to detect mysterious, extragalactic events in this region lasting (-5[1])milliseconds; (15[1]-5[1])those are ■END■ (10[1])

ANSWER: radio waves [accept radio astronomy]
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Summary

2024 ARCADIA at Waterloo2024-11-09Y1100%100%0%70.00
2024 ARCADIA at Illinois2024-11-09Y1100%0%0%73.00
2024 ARCADIA at UC Berkeley2024-12-06Y2100%50%50%89.00
2024 ARCADIA at GT2024-12-06Y4100%0%50%133.50
2024 ARCADIA at Warwick2024-12-06Y5100%0%60%109.00

Buzzes

PlayerTeamOpponentBuzz PositionValue
Swapnil GargBerkeley AStanford4515
Robert CrawleyWarwick ALSE B69-5
Liam KusalikWaterloo AspidistraWaterloo Basic7015
Suhit DamaniInnovation Academy BLambert70-5
John MarvinChicago AIllinois Orange7310
Shahar SchwartzBerkeley PastBerkeley B74-5
Kevin FlanaganBristolSouthampton7710
Rachel BenthamCambridge BImperial A78-5
Paphon SusikakosolImperial ACambridge B7810
Albert NyangLSE AWarwick B81-5
Quentin MotGeorgia Tech BGeorgia Tech C89-5
Brendan BethlehemCambridge AImperial B12210
Darren KellisMiltonGeorgia Tech D13210
Anuttam RamjiBerkeley BBerkeley Past13310
Louis HarneyGeorgia Tech CGeorgia Tech B13410
Michael VadakumpaddanInnovation Academy CMississippi State13410
Pranav SrambikkalLambertInnovation Academy B13410
Adsayan GaneshWarwick BLSE A13410
David WorleyLSE BWarwick A13410