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16 Jul 2007 at 12:51pm NRAO - the National Radio Astronomy ObservatoryLinuxGuyInVa
2 min - 2007-07-16A brief movie highlighting the Science and Technology behind NRAO's instruments: the Very Large Array (VLA) and its expansion (EVLA); the Green Bank Telescope (GBT); the Very Long Baseline Array (VLBA); and the Atacama Large Millimeter-wave Array (ALMA). For more details see www.nrao.edu.
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19 Jan 2007 at 4:03am GÉANT2 User Stories: Radio Astronomy
10 min - 2007-01-19Who uses GÉANT2?
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16 Dec 2007 at 7:51pm Space: Radio AstronomyScoutGreen11
7 min - 2007-12-17Another one of my many, never finished video projects. This one was the start of an educational video series on Radio Astronomy. Never finished. Lots of typos because this was the first rendering, and I never went back and did a second one.
All credits inside film...
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6 Feb 2008 at 9:38pm Radio Astronomy
4 min - 2008-02-07 Radio Astronomy, Music Video by Cindy Lee Berryhill
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8 Jan 2008 at 5:17am Long-shot of an array of radio antennas at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in New Mexico.
10 sec - 2008-01-08Long-shot of an array of radio antennas at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in New Mexico.
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5 Apr 2007 at 12:00am Episode-2.movLearningMeasure.tv
23 min - 2007-04-05Here is the long awaited episode -2. Sorry for the delay. First we found out the iTunes feed was not working correctly, we had to fix that. Then there were problems with the new episode itself. Finally, in the midst of rendering the episode, I had a hard drive crash, had to rebuild my machine and re-edit the episode.
This episode is about noise measurement, and applications of noise measurement to radio astronomy. This is the first of a two-part story on noise measurements and radio astronomy. I hope you like it. We will try to get the second part of this done within a week.
Most of the details of noise measurement described in this episode can be found in our course
MEAS403 - Basic RF and Microwave Noise Measurement
Where many of the details of noise measurement systems not covered in the podcast can be found.
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29 Sep 2006 at 11:13am National Radio Astronomy Observatory - Green Bank, WVtruemartian
4 min - 2006-09-29A tour of the NRAO radio astronomy facility at Green Bank, WV.
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17 Aug 2007 at 4:01pm I was just on the radio with the bad astronomy guy talking about the moon landings. - Page 46 - The Rogan Board
3 min - 2007-08-17 It's 534. <br> Video Clip ( 3 min 01 sec <p>RealVideo Clip: (<p>check out this clip at about 2:06 by Ken Glover . <br> Journal Text: 165:06:38 <p>also looks a bit like the puppet lift? -
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19 Feb 2008 at 6:55pm 3 Radio Astronomy Futures: ALMA, EVLA, SKA - Part 1RichardDrumm
10 min - 2008-02-20Dr. Mark Adams of the NRAO gives a talk to CAS, the Charlottesville Astronomical Society in February 2008 on the 3 areas where the NRAO is expanding its research efforts. In Part 1 Dr. Adams describes the GBT, the Green Bank Telescope, the largest fully steerable radio telescope in the world, and talks about the VLA, the radio telescope array in New Mexico that was made famous by the movies "Contact" and "2010". He then talks about the VLBA, the 10 dish array that runs from Hawaii to St. Croix in the Caribbean.
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20 Dec 2006 at 12:00am The Best Astronomy hoax ever?Delamere Resources LLC
5 min - 2006-12-20Classical history tries to convince us that Thucydides was born in approximately 460 b.c., or 456 to 451 b.c., and died around 396 b.c..
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3 Jul 2008 at 11:05am
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This facility is a part of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO). The 27 giant antennae are arrayed along the three arms of a Y-shape rail line, ... |
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27 Jun 2008 at 1:30pm
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I do radio astronomy with the sun and Jupiter and fireballs, meteors, and I work with Sandia National Laboratory. Pasa: What am I hearing in this room now? ... |
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24 Jun 2008 at 6:44pm
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This article details some of the problems, and a video available on the American Radio Relay League's (ARRL) site shows exactly how much interference the ... |
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