GA Dulk, Benno Rayhrer, Robert Lawrence
Abstract
Observations of 34 MHz radio emission from Jupiter, made with an intensity interferometer having a spacing of 175 km (19800 wavelengths), indicate that both the long pulses and the millisecond-burst fine structure emanate from regions smaller than 3'.'
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Observations of 34 MHz radio emission from Jupiter, made with an intensity interferometer having a spacing of 175 km (19800 wavelengths), indicate that both the long pulses and the millisecond-burst fine structure emanate from regions smaller than 3'.'
Key concepts: Physics, Jupiter (rocket family), Wavelength, Millisecond, Astronomy, Astrophysics, Interferometry, Jovian