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{{Short description|Radio-astronomy observatory in Western Australia}} ...]], Australia's national science centre in 2009. It lies in a designated [[radio quiet zone]] located near [[Boolardy Station]] in the [[Murchison Shire]] o ...

...–Field coupling include the [[Square Kilometer Array]] and the [[Dark Ages Radio Explorer]]. ...| doi = 10.1086/106661 | title = On the excitation mechanism of the 21-cm (radio-frequency) interstellar hydrogen emission line | journal = The Astronomical ...

...t and radio telescope located in a [[radio quiet zone]] at the [[Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory]] in Western Australia. It is a collaboration between ...ize, sat on a {{convert|30|x|30|m|ft}} ground shield. It is coupled with a radio receiver, with a 100m cable run to a digital spectrometer.<ref name="MIT" / ...

...Europe]] (the [[University of Manchester]], the [[Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy|Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie Bonn]], the [[University {{Astronomical observatories in Chile}} ...

...P., Gamberi, F., Millot, C., Flueh, E.R., 2006a. A fleet of multiparameter observatories for geophysical and environmental monitoring at seafloor. Annals of Geophys The mission of EMSO is to unite these regional observatories into a common research infrastructure, to implement more generic sensor pac ...

The '''Dark Ages Radio Explorer''' ('''DARE''') is a proposed [[NASA]] mission aimed at detecting ...g the first stars and black holes in the early Universe with the Dark Ages Radio Explorer (DARE) ...

...erferometric]] array of 1024 6-[[meter]] (20[[Foot (unit)|ft]]) diameter [[radio telescope]]s, operating at 400-800[[megahertz|MHz]], that will be deployed {{Cite journal|author = L. Newburgh|title = HIRAX: A Probe of Dark Energy and Radio Transients ...

...pulsar timing array program’ to observe three pulsars using the [[National Radio Astronomy Observatory]] 43 m telescope. ...pta/ Parkes Pulsar Timing Array] (PPTA) at the [[Parkes Observatory|Parkes radio-telescope]] has been collecting data since 2005. ...

...is, who chose obvious planetary companions from the bunch for follow-up at observatories. The radial velocity observations confirmed that a planetary body was respo ...s. Additionally the [[Square Kilometer Array]] would significantly improve radio observations over the [[Arecibo Observatory]] and [[Green Bank Telescope]]. ...

...of faint dwarf galaxies, and the absence of correlation between X-ray and radio sources toward the galactic center. * The [[Square Kilometre Array]] (SKA) radio telescope will probe the effects of primordial black holes on the [[reioniz ...

...or2 = S. S. Degaonkar |author3 = S. K. Alurkar |title = Ground-based solar radio observations of the August 1972 events |journal = Space Sci. Rev. |volume = [[Radio frequency]] (RF) effects were rapid and intense. [[Radio blackout]]s commenced nearly instantaneously on the sunlit side of Earth on ...

...sars]] in [[binary star]] systems. The [[waveform]], detected by both LIGO observatories,<ref name="BBC_11Feb16" /> matched the predictions of [[general relativity] ...ich one of the stars is a [[pulsar]] that emits electro-magnetic pulses at radio frequencies at precise, regular intervals as it rotates. [[Russell Alan Hul ...

...ssuing marine weather forecasts which included gale and storm warnings via radio transmission for areas around Great Britain. This service was discontinued ...north [[Atlantic Ocean|Atlantic]] and north Pacific oceans, reporting via radio. In addition to their weather reporting function, these vessels aided in [ ...

...mer Burst – Observation of the [[#2007 (Lorimer Burst)|first detected fast radio burst]] as described by Lorimer in 2006.<ref name=Lorimer2007B />{{failed v ...sels|first2=J. W. T.|last3=Lorimer|first3=D. R.|date=2019-05-24|title=Fast radio bursts|journal=The Astronomy and Astrophysics Review|language=en|volume=27| ...

...es and large sizes (compared to stars). Further, they can be observed with radio [[Interferometry|interferometers]] which can measure very small angular mot ...nt.<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Campbell |first1=W. W. |title=Reports of the Observatories: Lick Observatory |journal=Publications of the Astronomical Society of the ...

...) [[solar neutrino|solar]] [[neutrino]]s. The detector is the world's most radio-pure liquid [[Scintillation counter|scintillator]] calorimeter and is prote [[Category:Neutrino observatories]] ...

...isible today as the cosmic microwave background) and [[hydrogen line|21 cm radio emissions]] occasionally emitted by hydrogen atoms. This period is known as ...tars]]. During this time, the only source of photons was hydrogen emitting radio waves at [[hydrogen line]]. Freely propagating CMB photons quickly (within ...

...led that the third planet was in fact multiple planets. The telescopes and observatories involved were{{sfn|Turbet|Bolmont|Bourrier|Demory|2020|p=2}} the [[Spitzer ...}}{{sfn|Wilson|Froning|Duvvuri|France|2021|p=1}} There are no detectable [[radio wave]] emissions.{{sfn|Pineda|Hallinan|2018|p=7}} ...

...e emitted by terrestrial thunderstorms, and were discovered by space-borne observatories. This raises the possibility of health risks to passengers and crew on airc ...the rest is emitted as electromagnetic waves of all frequencies, including radio waves. ...

...nomer and astrophysicist, author of several discoveries in the fields of [[radio astronomy]] and [[cosmic rays]], [[extraterrestrial life]] researcher ...veloped a method for measurement of [[stellar rotation]], directed several observatories in the US ...