WONDERS OF WIRELESS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19550, 5 August 1925, Page 7

WONDERS OF WIRELESS

RADIO VISION EXPERIMENTS, BROADCASTING OF PUBLIC SPECTACLES. Pm* Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. WASHINGTON, August 3. _ “By 1935, perhaps sooner, any public spectacle trill be visible to persons without leaving their homes, iollowing the recent success of radio vision experiments. This is the opinion of Mr Atwater-Kent, radio manufacturer and a member of the Hoover Broadcasting Committee, who is here inspecting a radio motion- picture device. He believes that broadcasting moving pictures will be the next outstanding advance in the field of wireless communication. Ha says that the cost of a home vision machine is speculative, but it might, be made as accessible as the high-class sound-receiving sets which are now marketed. —-A. and N.Z, Cable. MESSAGES FROM THE ARCTIC. MYSTERIOUS SCREEN PENETRATED. NEW YORK, August 3. Bv the reception of radio messages from Etah on a short wave length an unexpected advance has been made in wireless transmission. Hitherto the mysterious screen of the Aurora Borealis has prevented communication from Greenland and other Arctic points during daylight.—Sydney Sun Cable.