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radio interferometer

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radio interferometer
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(Astronomy) a type of radio telescope in which two or more aerials connected to the same receiver produce interference patterns that can be analysed to provide an image of the source of the radio waves
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Noun1.radio interferometer - radio telescope that uses interference patterns from two antennas instead of a parabolic antenna
radio reflector, radio telescope - astronomical telescope that picks up electromagnetic radiations in the radio-frequency range from extraterrestrial sources


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Cash says he now hopes to build a spaceborne instrument that will have twice the sharpness of the best radio interferometer now in existence.
About Caltech The California Institute of Technology's Owens Valley Radio Observatory operates one of the world's finest radio interferometers.
Duffett-Smith, and their colleagues began operating one of the first radio interferometers -- a multidish instrument that mimics a larger single dish - built solely for studying the microwave background.
 
 
 
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