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Telescopes Radio is a branch of that uses radio waves to observe and study the universe

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Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Lovell Telescope

Lovell Telescope
The brainchild of Sir Bernard Lovell, the Lovell Radio Telescope was for many years the largest in the world and dominates the Cheshire countryside for miles around. Date: 1960s

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: A Grazing Encounter Between Two Spiral Galaxies

A Grazing Encounter Between Two Spiral Galaxies
The larger and more massive galaxy is cataloged as NGC 2207 (on the left in the Hubble Heritage image), and the smaller one on the right is IC 2163

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Nanotube technology

Nanotube technology. Computer artwork of four cylindrical fullerenes (carbon nanotubes) of varying size, with the smaller ones nested inside the larger ones

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Lovell radio telescope

Lovell radio telescope. This large radio telescope dish is located at the Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire, UK. It has a diameter of 76 metres

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Milky way above radio telescope

Milky way above radio telescope
Milky Way, 861998362

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Underside of Arecibo radio telescope

Underside of Arecibo radio telescope
Arecibo radio observatory. View of the underside of the dish antenna of the Arecibo radio telescope, the worlds largest. Built into a volcanic crater in Puerto Rico, Arecibos dish is made of 38

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Arecibo message and decoded key C016 / 6817

Arecibo message and decoded key C016 / 6817
Arecibo message and decoded key. Diagram showing the binary transmission (left) known as the Arecibo message, with the message decoded and labelled at centre and right

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Supernova remnant IC 443, composite image

Supernova remnant IC 443, composite image. This is a combination of X-ray (blue), radio (green) and optical (red) data. A supernova remnant (SNR)

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Very Large Array (VLA) radio antennae

Very Large Array (VLA) radio antennae
Very Large Array antennae. View of several dish antennae which make up the Very Large Array (VLA) radio telescope near Socorro, New Mexico, USA

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Topographic map of Venusian north polar region

Topographic map of Venusian north polar region
Colour-coded topographic map of the region surrounding Venus north pole. The view is centred on the pole and extends down to a latitude of 20 degrees north

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: A radio telescope in New Mexico

A radio telescope in New Mexico, United States of America, North America

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: View of Parkes radio telescope, Australia

View of Parkes radio telescope, Australia
Parkes radio telescope. View of Parkes radio telescope in New South Wales, Australia. The dish is 64 metres (210 feet) in diameter and divided into three sections

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Between Sky and Earth

Between Sky and Earth
Frank Wu

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Puerto Rico, Arecibo, Arecibo Observatory (Worlds Largest Radio Telescope)

Puerto Rico, Arecibo, Arecibo Observatory (Worlds Largest Radio Telescope)

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Radio Telescope

Radio Telescope
The swivel type telescope at Jodrell Bank which could scan only a very limited area of the sky

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: The Lovell Radio Telescope shines in afternoon sunlight at the Jodrell Bank Observatory

The Lovell Radio Telescope shines in afternoon sunlight at the Jodrell Bank Observatory, in Lower Withington, Britain January 31, 2018. Picture taken January 31, 2018. REUTERS/Carl Recine

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Night falls over radio telescope dishes of the KAT-7 Array at the proposed South African

Night falls over radio telescope dishes of the KAT-7 Array at the proposed South African site for the Square Kilometre Array (SKA)

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Dawn breaks over a radio telescope dish of the KAT-7 Array pointing skyward at the

Dawn breaks over a radio telescope dish of the KAT-7 Array pointing skyward at the proposed South African site for the Square Kilometre Array (SKA)

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: A black-winged stilt walks as the RT-70 radio telescope is reflected in the Galgasskoye

A black-winged stilt walks as the RT-70 radio telescope is reflected in the Galgasskoye lake near the village of Molochnoye, Crimea May 22, 2018. REUTERS/Pavel Rebrov TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: USA, New Mexico, VLA (Very Large Array) of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory

USA, New Mexico, VLA (Very Large Array) of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Latvia, Western Latvia, Kurzeme Region, Irbene, Ventspils International Radio Astronomy

Latvia, Western Latvia, Kurzeme Region, Irbene, Ventspils International Radio Astronomy Centre, Soviet-era R-32, 600 ton radio spying telescope

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: North America, United States of America, New Mexico, Socorro, Very Large Array Radio

North America, United States of America, New Mexico, Socorro, Very Large Array Radio Telescope

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: ALMA Observatory

ALMA Observatory
Hernan Calderon Velasco

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Large Telescope in outback Australia

Large Telescope in outback Australia
Large radio telescope in remote location western australia

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Radio telescope at Parkes New South Wales Australia

Radio telescope at Parkes New South Wales Australia

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: The Radio telescope at Jodrell Bank. December 1958 P009706

The Radio telescope at Jodrell Bank. December 1958 P009706

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: The radio telescope at a 30 degree tilt, and gives an impression of the precision with

The radio telescope at a 30 degree tilt, and gives an impression of the precision with which the massive 750 ton reflector bowl can be moved. June 1957 P011520

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Starry sky exploration

Starry sky exploration
Radio telescope and milky way

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: The brainchild of Sir Bernard Lovell, the Lovell Radio Telescope is in Cheshire, England

The brainchild of Sir Bernard Lovell, the Lovell Radio Telescope is in Cheshire, England. Here are shown part of its supports and track. Date: 1960s

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: The Dish

The Dish
The CSIROs Radio Telescope, better known as The Dish, near Parkes, Tuesday, August 15, 2018. New South Wales has been 100% drought declared. (aP Image/Dean Lewins)

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), Gemini Northern Telescope

USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), Gemini Northern Telescope and Milky Way

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m)

USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m)

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m)

USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m)

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), Gemini Northern Telescope

USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), Gemini Northern Telescope and Milky Way

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Radio Telescope

Radio Telescope
The construction of the mobile dish for the radio telescope being erected by the Ministry of Public Buliding and Works for Professor Ryle and Cambridge University

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Radio telescope at the Very Large Array (VLA), Plains of San Agustin, Socorro, New

Radio telescope at the Very Large Array (VLA), Plains of San Agustin, Socorro, New Mexico USA

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Radio telescope at sunset, Very Large Array (VLA), Plains of San Agustin, Socorro

Radio telescope at sunset, Very Large Array (VLA), Plains of San Agustin, Socorro, New Mexico USA

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: An engineer working at Husband & Co, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, 1962

An engineer working at Husband & Co, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, 1962. The engineer is assembling a giant worm screw drive for a radio telescope at Goonhilly Downs in Cornwall

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Engineers working at Husband & Co, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, 1962

Engineers working at Husband & Co, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, 1962. The engineers are assembling a giant worm screw drive for a radio telescope at Goonhilly Downs in Cornwall into its housing

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: Sunspots and solar prominences, 1973

Sunspots and solar prominences, 1973. Image from Skylabs solar telescope. Sunspots are relatively cool areas on the Suns surface, the photosphere

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), Gemini Northern Telescope

USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), Gemini Northern Telescope and Milky Way

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), CFHT Telescope

USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), CFHT Telescope

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), Gemini Northern Telescope

USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), Gemini Northern Telescope and Milky Way

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m)

USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m)

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), W. M. Keck Observatory

USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), W. M. Keck Observatory
USA, Hawaii, The Big Island, Mauna Kea Observatory (4200m), W.M. Keck Observatory

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: North America, United States of America, New Mexico, Socorro, Very Large Array Radio

North America, United States of America, New Mexico, Socorro, Very Large Array Radio Telescope

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: North America, United States of America, New Mexico, Socorro, Very Large Array Radio

North America, United States of America, New Mexico, Socorro, Very Large Array Radio Telescope

Background imageTelescopes Radio Collection: The brainchild of Sir Bernard Lovell, the Lovell Radio Telescope is in Cheshire

The brainchild of Sir Bernard Lovell, the Lovell Radio Telescope is in Cheshire, England. Here surrounded by a field of cattle. Date: 1960s



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Telescopes Radio Collection

Telescopes Radio is a branch of that uses radio waves to observe and study the universe. Telescopes Radio studies the emission of radiation from stars, galaxies, and other celestial bodies. It also looks at how these objects interact with their environment and how they are affected by it, and are be used to measure distances between objects in space, as well as to detect new objects that may not be visible in optical telescopes and can also be used to study the properties of interstellar gas clouds, supernovae remnants, black holes, quasars and other exotic phenomena. By combining data from different wavelengths of light, astronomers can gain insight into some of the most mysterious aspects of our universe.
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