Listen Up!: Laboratory Exercises for Introductory Radio Astronomy with a Small Radio Telescope
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Listen Up!: Laboratory Exercises for Introductory Radio Astronomy with a Small Radio Telescope
This book contains the background information and laboratory exercises to accompany an undergraduate level course in radio astronomy. The observations are made using a Small Radio Telescope (SRT). The SRT was developed at MIT Haystack Observatory and is now sold as an inexpensive kit which provides everything necessary to introduce users to the amazing world of radio astronomy.
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