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Each transmitter emits a pulse of energy, which travels as a wave to a person standing in the machine, passes through the person's clothes, reflects off the person's skin or concealed solid and liquid objects and then travels back, where the transmitter, now acting like a receiver, detects the signal. Because there are several transmitter/receiver discs stacked vertically and because these stacks rotate around the person, the device can form a complete picture, from head to toe and front to back. It's the job of software in the scanner system to interpret the data. Present an image to the TSA operator. The software creates a 3-D, black-and-white, whole-body silhouette of the subject. It also employs a feature known as automated target recognition, or ATR, which means it can detect threats and highlight them for easy identification. ATR technology is capable of detecting liquids, gels, plastics, powders, metals and ceramics, as well as standard and homemade explosives, drugs and money.|Luis Fonsi (2nd L) and Daddy Yankee (R) perform their hit song that also ranks as the most-liked YouTube video, during the 2018 Annual Grammy Awards show in New York. Wanna fix your washing machine? Watch YouTube. Learn how to train your dog? Watch YouTube. Take in a couple hundred viewings of your favorite music video? Indeed, it's tough to remember a pre-YouTube era. For many of the site's most ardent and youthful users, however, it's because they weren't alive. YouTube launched in 2005, and by December the "home movie" service enjoyed more than 2 million views per day. Fast-forward only one year. Views hit over 25 million per day. 2021 puts those numbers to shame, though, with an average daily viewership of 1 billion. That video is "Despacito," the 2017 hit by Luis Fonsi, featuring Daddy Yankee, according to Digital Trends. This "most-liked" and "most-viewed" video of all time has more than 44 million likes (as of May 2021) and well over 7 billion views.
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