He outlines in detail how you can construct a small radio telescope with a 1-meter satellite dish, a Raspberry Pi, and some other basic electronics such as analog-to-digital converters.

The antenna in use is a 1.2-meter prime focus dish. Some TV dishes use an offset feed, but that makes it harder to aim for use in a radio telescope.

LCRT will be the largest filled-aperture radio telescope in the Solar System; larger than the former Arecibo telescope (300 m diameter, 3 cm – 1 m wavelength band, 0.3-10 GHz frequency band) and the ...

In principle, Phelps’ device is straightforward. It consists of a 1-meter parabolic dish of the type used for satellite TV reception. This focuses analogue radio signals from the sky and sends them ...

These telescopes represent the cutting edge of astronomical discovery, probing the universe across the electromagnetic ...

There is no fundamental restrictions to increasing the baseline length of radio telescope arrays. A global array with baseline lengths up to 10 000 km gives an angular resolution of 4 mas @ 21cm and ...

The telescope, 305 meters in diameter and commissioned in 1963, was the world’s largest single-dish instrument until the completion of a 500-meter dish in China in 2016, sharing its similar ...

The repeating radio burst, named FRB 180814.J0422+73, was a set of six repeating radio signals originating 1.5 billion light-years away. To put that distance into perspective, the Andromeda galaxy ...