Radio towers 😍

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a red and white light tower sitting on top of a body of water at night
Pylon at night
a man standing on top of a tall red structure in the middle of clouds at sunset
Sutro Tower, Lattice Climbing
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black and white photograph of the top of the eiffel tower
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an image of power lines and telephone poles
an electric tower stands in the middle of a green field with power lines above it
pylon
an overhead view of a metal structure at night
several cell phones are attached to the top of a tall tower with multiple antennas on it
the top of a tall red structure with wires on it
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the top of an electrical tower with multiple wires
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multiple cell phones are attached to the top of a tower with wires running through it
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a tall tower with many wires attached to it's sides against a cloudy sky
two cell towers with antennas and trees in the foreground
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ommunication tower by EdVal. Mobile communication tower with control devices and antennas, transmitters and repeaters for mobile communications an... #AD #Mobile, #communication, #control, #ommunication
several cell towers are shown in the foreground with trees and mountains in the background
an array of cell phone towers against a blue sky
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a tall tower with several cell phones on it's sides and trees in the foreground
A futurist prediction that came true
"In peacetime microwaves are slated for an even more spectacular career… Private phone calls by the hundreds of thousands sent simultaneously over the same wave band without wires, poles, or cables. Towns where each citizen has his own radio frequency, over which he can get voice, music, and television, and call any phone in the country by dialing. Complete abolition of static interference from electrical devices and from other stations." —From The Science Year Book of 1947