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Introduction to the Techniques of Interferometry and Lunar Occultation in Radio Astronomy
Resonance, 2018Radio telescopes allow a 24 × 7 observation time window of those regions of the space which appear dark in the visible region. But, the major problem with a single radio telescope is its poor resolution. In this article, the method of interferometry in radio astronomy is discussed by citing the example of a two-element interferometer.
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Studies in the Astronomy of the Roman Period.
Centaurus, 1997A dozen of papyri and other documents concerned with the longitudes and latitudes of the moon and mostly coming from Roman Egypt are analysed in great detail. The documents operate with zig-zag functions known to have originated in Babylonia. The author calls their arithmetical apparatus The Standard Scheme.
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Radio Astronomy from a Lunar Environment Precursor Tests
Performing radio astronomy observations from the Earth’s surface is plagued with interference issues. The Earth and its surrounding atmosphere, particularly our ionosphere, are massive sources of natural interference. There are also human sources of interference. There have been several studies attempting to solve the issues surrounding radioEibhlin Laffan Downes, Bernard Foing
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Discovering the sky at the longest wavelengths with a lunar orbit array
Philosophical Transactions Series A, Mathematical, Physical, and Engineering Sciences, 2021Xuelei Chen, Li Zhou, Chunxiao Yan
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Estimation of the Strength of the Lunar Soil by the Depth of the Lunar Rover Wheel Tracks
Solar System Research, 2021I E Nadezhdina +2 more
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Radio astronomy with the European Lunar Lander: Opening up the last unexplored frequency regime
Planetary and Space Science, 2012Albert Jan Boonstra +2 more
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Solar and Lunar Eclipses in the Perspective of Shar’i And Astronomy
The moon is a satellite that has its orbit and goes around the sun at the same time as the Earth. So that the special position between the Sun, Earth, and Moon can cause an eclipse. To complete this research, the author uses qualitative methods, namely descriptive methods.Safira, Mia +2 more
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Solar and Lunar Tables in Early Islamic Astronomy
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1967Hala Salam, E. S. Kennedy
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