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How Strong is the Signal from the Voyager 1 Spacecraft When it Reaches Earth?

Question: What is the signal strength in watts received by the VLBA that is transmitted from Voyager 1? I…

Question: What do black holes look like on radio telescope images? Specifically how does a visible light image of…

Question: Hey there! I love astronomy too!! Currently I am pursuing an undergraduate degree in physics as there is…

Question: I was wondering about the relation between the Sun’s own rotation relative to the planets orbit around the…

Question: Are the planets orbiting the sun at the same speed as the sun revolves on its axis? Or…

Question: There is a lot of acceptance that when the gases of the universe began to join and spin…

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