[DOC] [TLE] Robert Watson-Watt - Wikipedia [PAR] Sir Robert Alexander Watson-Watt, KCB, FRS, FRAeS (13 April 1892  5 
December 1973) was a pioneer and significant contributor to the development of 
radar. ... It was Peddie who encouraged Watson-Watt to study radio, or "wireless 
... which was interested in his ideas on the use of radio for the detection of 
thunderstorms. [DOC] [TLE] How Robert Watson-Watt helped win the Battle of Britain with radar ... [PAR] Aug 30, 2014 ... Robert Watson-Watt: The inventor who helped win the Battle of Britain. HE'S one 
... Watson- Watt with the radar apparatus he developed[GETTY] ... Watson-Watt 
was convinced radio waves could be used to detect thunderstorms. ... On 
February 26, 1935, Watson-Watt and his colleague Arnold Skip Wilkins... [DOC] [TLE] Sir Robert Watson-Watt - The Radar Pages [PAR] Short biographical notes about Robert Watson Watt and his contributions in the 
field ... of recording and display of radio signals and in 1916 he proposed the use 
of cathode ... and on 26th of February 1935 a trial took place using the BBCs 
short-wave ... information that helped the Royal Air Force to win the Battle of 
Britain. [DOC] [TLE] Robert Watson-Watt - History Learning Site [PAR] Robert Watson-Watt is credited with inventing the radar which played an 
invaluable part in the Battle of Britain. ... and as a result of this work, he 
developed a fascination with radio waves and what they could do. ... Royal 
Aircraft Factory trying to use radio waves to locate the whereabouts of severe 
weather (primarily thunder)... [DOC] [TLE] Making waves: Robert Watson-Watt, the pioneer of radar - BBC News [PAR] May 15, 2014 ... Sir Robert Watson-Watt pioneered the technology that helped win the Battle of 
Britain, and was knighted for it in 1942 - but outside of his ... Radio detection and 
ranging, radar for short, is now used to keep passengers safe ... feasibility of 
developing a "death ray" - he successfully bounced a radio wave from... [DOC] [TLE] Robert Watson-Watt - Zephyrus [PAR] Robert Watson-Watt was born on 13th April 1892 at Brechin, Scotland. ... a "death 
ray", which used radio waves said to be capable of destroying towns, cities and 
people. As an employee of the British Government, Robert was asked to develop 
a ... Watson-Watt's invention helped the Royal Air Force win the Battle of Britain,... [DOC] [TLE] Robert Watson-Watt | Lemelson-MIT Program [PAR] Watson-Watt was especially interested in radio waves during his college years. ... 
Watson-Watt planned to detect and use this signal as the basis for his warning 
system. ... to develop a radar (Radio Detection and Ranging) tracking system for 
detecting ... It helped the Royal Air Force win the Battle of Britain in 1940, and 
was... [DOC] [TLE] Campaign to put unsung hero of Second World War back on radar ... [PAR] Nov 1, 2006 ... He was the man who helped win the Battle of Britain and whose ... Yet more than 
30 years after his death, Sir Robert Watson-Watt, the father of ... Watson-Watt's 
method of using radio waves to detect objects helped tilt the ... The Scottish 
physicist first developed a working radar system in 1935 but it was not... [DOC] [TLE] D-Day or E-Day: How Radar Helped the Allies Win World War II [PAR] D-Day turned World War II's course, but so had the Battle of Britain four years 
earlier. On Sept ... Sarnoff went on to develop the radio music box and founded 
the Radio ... It used radio signals successfully until, for some inexplicable reason, 
two radio ... Watson-Watt knew radio waves couldn't destroy airplanes, but he 
and a... [DOC] [TLE] Watson-Watt - definition and synonims of Watson-Watt in english ... [PAR] Sir Robert Alexander Watson-Watt, KCB, FRS, FRAeS was a pioneer and 
significant contributor to the development of radar. ...

Question: Robert Watson-Watt's development of this use for radio waves in 1935 helped win the Battle of Britain
Answer: radar