20180502

#20180502# Wireless devices in our daily life all send invisible radio waves through the air, but as more and more devices are sending signals, causing a mixed-up signal issue, or interference, which negatively affects scientists’ data. To solve the issue, researchers are trying to develop a better way for everyone to share the radio highways. In National Radio Quiet Zones that are built by astronomers who put their telescopes in remote parts of the world, scientists can get away from signals that may mess up their data, but few signals are still impacting the results. Another group of sciences created algorithm, which instruct the computer to automatically get rid of the unnecessary data. Also, governments, companies, and other teams in the society are helping citizens to reduce interference as much as possible. However, the problem is difficult to solve.