Anthony C. S. Readhead
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Using a nationwide network of radio telescopes and the technique called very long baseline interferometry, radio astronomers may some day be able to see relatively fine detail in objects up to 10 billion light years from earth.
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Using a nationwide network of radio telescopes and the technique called very long baseline interferometry, radio astronomers may some day be able to see relatively fine detail in objects up to 10 billion light years from earth.
Key concepts: Very-long-baseline interferometry, Radio astronomy, Astronomy, Radio telescope, Interferometry, Remote sensing, Frontier, Physics