Microwaves are not known to be produced by any celestial bodies. Microwaves are a type of electromagnetic energy like light waves. The one difference is that microwaves cannot be seen by the human eye. Microwaves have longer wavelengths than light waves. Like light waves, microwaves may be reflected and concentrated.
Microwaves pass easily through rain, smoke, and fog which block lightwaves.
High altitude power microwaves can be developed and used for communication and laser beam direction. In the future, microwaves will be able to be used in landing systems for airplanes, and for the use of global navigation satellites. Improved microwave heating methods can break down air pollutants and clean up contaminated soil. By removing water from radioactive sludge, it means less handling of hazardous waste and saves time and energy. Old electric circuits have become a mounting source of hazardous waste.