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Availability of VLA Measurements of M87?

Question: I am contacting you on behalf of the MAGIC collaboration. I was wondering whether you took with VLA…

Question: Hi. Would you do me a favor to send to me through email the old aerial view graphic…

Question: How much interference do the radio telescopes receive from EME propagation (Earth-Moon-Earth), and is it really a problem?…

Question: Just saw the stunning images of asteroid 2015 TB145. These are images obtained by illuminating the asteroid with…

Question: Which type of antenna arrays are used in ALMA site? — Aloka Answer: You can get the answer…

Question: How do very large antenna arrays synchronize with each other and why VLAs are used? — Aloka Answer:…

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