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Question About Commercial Transmitter Interference with the VLA

The frequency ranges that the VLA operates at are designed so as not to overlap with most commercial transmitters. …

Yes, I believe that an amateur radio telescope can indeed detect a quasar, although I believe that the instrumentation…

You basically have the correct answer. The considerations used when setting the size of a radio telescope are: Shortest…

I am not aware of any predictions for the existence of radio wavelength emission from Worm Holes. One proposed…

I think that our previous answer to the general question about how a radio interferometer works provides an answer…

I do not believe that Fast Radio Burst (FRB) measurements, which are made at frequencies above about 400 MHz,…

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