Stars of the Northern Sky showing their Diurnal Motion Tracks Above the VERA Mizusawa Station radio telescope(right) and the 10-m radio telescope(left), which are separated by 24 meters, the motion of the shining stars was followed with a wide-angle lens for two and a half hours.
Mizusawa Station 20m Radio Telescopes and Orion| NAOJ: National Astronomical Observatory of Japan- English This picture shows the VERA 20M Radio Telescope and the 10m radio telescope at the Mizusawa Station in Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture, against the background of the eastern sky during the winter of 2013.
Since the wavelength is about 1000 times different, for example, the accuracy of the mirror of the optical infrared telescope needs to be 1000 times higher than that of the antenna of the radio telescope, so the level of the radio telescope can not observe the optical infrared.
Four and a half million users around the world, contributing their leftover computer cycles, whenever their computer isn't working, by running a screen saver, and together sharing their resources to create a massive supercomputer that NASA harnesses to analyze the data coming from radio telescopes.
The CMB radiation was discovered by chance in 1965 when two radio astronomers in the United States, Penzias and Wilson, registered a signal in their radio telescope that could not be attributed to any precise source in the sky.
VERA Ogasawara Station 20-m Radio Telescope and the Milky Way| NAOJ: National Astronomical Observatory of Japan- English This photograph captures the southern sky and the VERA 20-m Radio Telescope at the VERA Ogasawara Station in Ogasawara Tokyo during the summer of 2014.
VERA Iriki Station 20m Radio Telescope and the Winter Milky Way| NAOJ: National Astronomical Observatory of Japan- English This picture shows the VERA 20m Radio Telescope at the VERA Iriki Station in Satsumasendai City, Kagoshima Prefecture and the north-eastern sky during the winter of 2012.
VERA Ishigaki-jima Station- the 20-m Radio Telescope and the Constellation Ophiuchus| NAOJ: National Astronomical Observatory of Japan- English VERA Ishigaki-jima Station- the 20-m Radio Telescope and the Constellation Ophiuchus Night Scape Photograph・September 30, 2014 This picture includes the 20-m radio telescope at VERA Ishigaki-jima Station in Ishigaki Okinawa and the southwestern sky during the summer of 2014.
The progression of Japanese radio astronomy is embedded in Nobeyama Radio Observatory: the construction of the Nobeyama 45 m Radio Telescope and the Nobeyama Millimeter Array and the many research results from these telescopes; the approach to sub-millimeter waves through the ASTE telescope; and plans for ALMA, the largest radio telescope in history.
For example: it is already true that sensors on a single Boeing aircraft jet engine can generate 20 terabytes of data per hour; the future astronomy optical telescope LSST(Large Synoptic Survey Telescope) will produce about 200 petabytes of data in its survey lifetime; and the future astronomy radio telescope ensemble SKA(Square Kilometer Array) will alone produce several exabytes per day as it senses the changes and behaviors of objects in the Universe.
At the beginning of the week, we got the exciting information that the theory of inflation, which predicts a big, infinite, messy, arbitrary, pointless reality, it's like a big frothing champagne coming out of a bottle endlessly, a vast universe, mostly a wasteland with little pockets of charm and order and peace, this has been confirmed, this inflationary scenario, by the observations made by radio telescopes in Antarctica that looked at the signature of the gravitational waves from just before the Big Bang.
電波望遠鏡のようだな。
It looks like radio telescope transmissions.
電波望遠鏡のようだな。
It looks like radio telescope transmission.
新しい電波望遠鏡の登場です。
There's a new radio telescope.
観測衛星や電波望遠鏡をスキャンした。
I scanned your satellites and radio telescopes.
かつて地球最大の電波望遠鏡だった。
The biggest radio telescope Earth had ever seen.
直径45メートルの電波望遠鏡は壮観です。
The 45m radio telescope is spectacular indeed.
世界最大の電波望遠鏡、FASTがいよいよ完成です。
The world's largest radio telescope, FAST, has finally been completed.
ビックイヤー電波望遠鏡で宇宙からの謎の電波信号をキャッチ!
Catch the radio wave signal of the mysteries of the universe from the Big Ear radiotelescope!
SquareKilometerArray(SKA)」は巨大な電波望遠鏡である。
The Square Kilometre Array(SKA) is a radio telescope.
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