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Glass box of atomic vapour could work as a James-Bond-style spy radio

7 September 2018

Most radios use antennae to pick up a signal, but this new one uses a glass box full of vapour instead, with lasers to translate the signal into a sound

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Glass box of atomic vapour could work as a James-Bond-style spy radio

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