Jake : in a vacuum, radio waves travel at the same speed as all forms of electromagnetic radiation. that is 299,792,458 m/s. but human beings do not live a vacuum. whenever we are , were surrounded by stimulus , both positive and negative. when negative stimulus perceived , it travels from its source to it's destination , the sensory cortex , at a mere 100 m/s. but regardless of it's relatively slow speed , this unpleasant sensation registers as something we call pain , and as humans , we are conditioned to do anything and everything to avoid it.
the power of a radio singal depends on the magnitude of this electric field in relation to the position of the observer. mathematically , this power is expressed in mV/m , but more often , the connection is simply described as strong or week. for an observer in motion , the connections is always subject to change. if the distance becomes too great , the connection will cease entirely.
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