Radio Astronomy is branch of astronomy in which celestial objects and astrophysical phenomena are studied by examining their emission of electromagnetic radiation in the radio portion of the spectrum.
 |
| ||||||||||||||||||
| |||||||||||||||||||
| Caltech
Computational Astronomy
| EME
(Moonbounce) on VHF and UHF -
transmitting radio waves on amateur
radio bands to the moon and
detecting the reflections using high
quality antennas and receivers.
| Naval
Research Laboratory -
Supernovae/Supernova Remnants/Low
Frequency Radio Astronomy -
study of the properties of
supernovae (SNe), particularly at
radio wavelengths, and supernova
remnants (RSNs), particularly at
long radio wavelengths.
| Radio
Astronomy Group - University of
Tasmania - involved in a wide
range of research activities and
operates radio observatories near
Hobart, Tasmania and Ceduna, South
Australia.
| Radio
Astronomy Imaging Group (RAI) -
part of the NCSA team which focuses
on problems of remote scientific
instrumentation and imaging within a
distributed metacomputing
environment.
| Society
of Amateur Radio Astronomers
| Solar
Flare detection Utilizing Shortwave
Fadeout - a 4-year study
observing solar flares with a
communications receiver and
computer. General radio propagation
effects are also described.
| University
of Calgary (Canada) - Radio
Astronomy Laboratory
| VLA
FIRST Survey - images and
catalogs from sensitive,
high-resolution radio observations
of the northern sky are available
online. | Brandeis
Radio Astronomy Group - conducts
research in extragalactic
astrophysics and cosmology at
wavelengths covering the entire
electromagnetic spectrum, but
especially at radio wavelengths. | |
