How to pronounce “radio telescope” in English

He gets a radio telescope, points it at a couple of stars, and listens for signals.

A Giant Meterwave Radio Telescope-- so this observes radio wavelength.

This is the radio telescope that she instrumented up by hand.

This is a fast radio burst that was detected at the Arecibo radio telescope.

And there are these millisecond flashes of radio waves-- the initial detection was at the Parkes radio telescope, which became famous-- this is a very, very famous detection

The other image represents a radio telescope and the idea that you can listen for signals in the universe, perhaps signals that are not astrophysical in origin--

And here's that same radio telescope pedestal with a larger dish on it, now 84-foot.

And each of those antennae that you see is a single radio telescope.

What SETI does is to search the artificial radio signals in the celestial bodies by using radio telescope.

Here's a picture of the NANOGrav collaboration meeting in front of the Green Bank radio telescope, which is one of the radio telescopes that we use.

And so the large circles here are the detection beams at the Arecibo radio telescope.

So let me show you in just two minutes how you can make your own radio telescope, at least if you move fast.

And what we are doing basically is using these telescopes, which are some of the largest radio telescopes in the world-- The Arecibo Observatory, the Green Bank radio telescope--

Nine years later, the Harvard put up the 60-foot radio telescope.

And when the square kilometer array comes online in about 10 years time-- which will be an array of radio telescope spread over two

And you can see that, Arecibo, even though it's a large radio telescope, it's a single dish telescope.

Let us say an alien astronomer observe the earth using radio telescope.

Kind of big, and I people don't make optical telescopes that big, so I just stole a radio telescope picture here.

And so if we skip way ahead to the 1930s, the reason that there's a picture of a radio telescope there is because that was when people stopped

We have a dish in Germany, a 20-meter dish, and a radio telescope called Bochum Observatory in Germany,

So that's the nav system on board which is very different from the ground which only uses radio telescope data to tell where