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Articles related to "National Radio Astronomy Observatory"
Radio Astronomy Instead of optical telescopes, astronomers use antennas and computers to study the Universe at wavelengths invisible to the human eye. So, how does that work? electromagnetic spectrum • national radio astronomy observatory • radio waves • visible light • radio telescopes
Analyzing Astronomical Data Can Drive You (to) AIPS!
This article discusses AIPS, a scientific visualization software package for radio telescopy.
Susan Jocelyn Bell-Burnell - Radio, Gamma Ray, X-ray, Infrared Waves from the Stars S. Jocelyn Bell was a failure at age eleven, went on to attain a Ph.D. in astronomy and discover the first four pulsars. bell-burnell • pulsar • radio astronomy • gamma ray astronomy • x-ray astronomy
Riccardo Giacconi - The Executive Astronomer The 2003 co-recipient of the Nobel Prize for Physics was Riccardo Giacconi, current president of the Associated Universities Incorporated, and an internationally reknown astronomer credited with locating the first cosmic source of X-rays. giacconi • stsci • uhuru • hubble • skylab |
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