Radio Astronomy – Page 28 – National Radio Astronomy Observatory

Why Not Always Observe at Maximum Resolution with a Radio Telescope Interferometer?

Question: Best angular resolution is achieved with the NRAO dishes at their maximum separation. I do not understand why…

Question: What software you use to put the antenna in a desire position? In what language was programmed? —…

Question: Toured the VLA facility in New Mexico on April 5 and was very impressed with the new public…

Question: I’m embarrassed to ask this, as I feel after working here for so long I should already know…

Question: I have a question that pertains both to space and life on the ground. It is my theory…

Question: Hello I was wondering have we ever received any radio signals from space? What I’m trying to ask…

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