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Why fighter jet noses are built to let radar through

Original: radar

Attention is turning to the radome, the nose section of a fighter jet that houses its radar antenna. Explanations circulating online describe why the radome must let radar waves pass through while remaining structurally strong, unlike ordinary aircraft nose cones. The material needs to be transparent to electromagnetic signals yet durable enough for flight.

Why now: An explainer about fighter jet radome technology is drawing fresh interest among aviation enthusiasts.

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Evidence

• Iran says it targeted US military radar in Bahrain in retaliatory strike · The Guardian
• Sunday PM Forecast: Midweek cold front brings storms and a cooldown · WBRZ
• Fighter Radomes Explained: Why the Nose Must Let Radar Through · MiGFlug

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