There are two kinds of radio astronomy projects: Low-cost projects for high schools and semi-professional projects for universities. We have decided to perform something in between these two projects. So, we have planned of a radio telescope that will operate at Ku-band, have sufficient sensitivity and resolution to make observations of the moon and it’s cost will be within the reach of our University. (more…)
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Radio telescope operating at Ku-band
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