Radar
Radar noun - Measuring instrument in which the echo of a pulse of microwave radiation is used to detect and locate distant objects.
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The way they hid it from the radar isn't exactly G-rated either: the "screw" in his "got screwed" sign is a giant industrial screw lodged through his head.
Source: Western Animation / Robots -
Also, a vibrating topographic map is the sign of a Scion Jammer operating within radar range; it messes with every enemy that can detect it so that their radars only show friendlies.
Source: Stealth in Space - By the same token, planes may be run into an ambush where the first sign of a missile ship they see is a radar suddenly locking them from below.
Source: Silent Running Mode
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