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Are the ALSEP Transmitters on the Moon Still Functional?

You probably found the very thorough summary of the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments (ALSEP) packages deployed on the surface…

The link you provided appears to no longer be active. A more general discussion regarding astronomical observations from ground-based…

I think that this question has been answered in the past within the “How Does a Radio Interferometer Work?”…

I think that the first part of your question has been answered before on the post which described how…

The Jet Propulsion Laborabory (JPL) has provided a very nice and detailed description of the techniques used to image…

The Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) uses a technique called Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI) to make pictures at short…

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