LOFAR - Looking Out at Low Frequencies

The LOw Frequency ARray, LOFAR, is a radio telescope working at the lowest frequencies accessible from Earth. It features stations scattered across Europe, and started it’s...

13 December 2012

Interview with

Derek McKay-Bukowski, Station Nanager of the LOFAR station at Chilbolton

Part of the show Dealing With Debris

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Radio antennas of the ITS (Initial Test Station) radio telescope in Exloo, Netherlands. ITS is a prototype station for the LOFAR (LOw Frequency ARray) radio telescope.

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GNU1.2 - Svenlafe @ Wikipedia

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LOFAR - Looking Out at Low Frequencies

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Part of the show Dealing With Debris

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