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Feb. 26 Britains Leads in Radio Astronomy: The ears that scan the universe for radio emissions from distant galaxies and quars are Britain Famous telescope at Jodrell Bank near Macclesfieldm, Chesire, whose vigilance picks up the faintest sound waves. Every nation in the world is indebted to Jodrell Bank for tracking their rockets and satellites. In charge of the Jodrell Bank station is Britain top spaceman, Professor Sir Bernard Lovell. Photo shows the giant radio telescope Mark I at Jodrell Bank which picks up the faintest radio waves given out by rockets on their trips to the moon and which acts as the ears of the world

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Acts Britains Chesire Ears Emissions Faintest Galaxies Indebted Jodrell Leads Lovell Picks Rockets Satellites Scan Spaceman Telescope Tracking Universe Vigilance


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