2020 probably won’t go down as anyone’s favorite year, but we still want to celebrate all of the cool (radio) science we did.
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From Chile to New Mexico: Sister Cities and Observatories
Antenna climb at the VLA, left to right: Filipe Lizana, Camilla Pérez, Simón Contreras, Sonia Duffau.
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ALMA: Visit to an Alien World
Standing at the high site of the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array is like standing on another world. Sandy gravel…
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NRAO NINE Participants Explore Radio Astronomy in Trinidad
The NRAO NINE (National and International Non-traditional Exchange) program and Office of Diversity and Inclusion aim to train students…
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On Young Love (of Radio Telescopes)
My two-year-old loves radio telescopes. My friends are convinced that I trained my son Günther to point to and…
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When Astronomers See Disks, They See Chemical Cauldrons
Astronomy has shown us striking images of galaxies, star clusters, and vast glowing nebula. But for many scientists, that…