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  Do radio waves broadcasted into deep space gradually distort as they travelling through space ?
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messages.content: Yes, radio waves do distort as they travel through space. This distortion is primarily due to the Doppler effect, which causes a shift in frequency as the source and receiver move relative to each other. Additionally, the waves can be affected by cosmic phenomena such as interstellar gas and dust, magnetic fields, and gravitational forces. These factors can cause the waves to scatter, refract, or absorb, leading to further distortion. However, these effects are typically negligible for short distances within our own solar system, but become more pronounced over interstellar distances.
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messages.content: Do some modern Jewish communities still follow some of the 619 mitzvot?