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Apr. 17 For The Study of Radio Stars: One Aerial of the Large Interferometric radio telescope at Cambridge. This Instruments i intended for the study of radio stars - Remote Sources of Radio Waves Many of which are believed to be at distances beyond the reach of even the largest optical telescopes. This aerial is 65 ft. in witdth and 1450ft. in length; the reflecting surface, Nearly Two Acres in extent, is formed by stretching hundreds of fine steel wires across the tusular steer frame
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Acres Believed Distances Extent Formed Hundreds Intended Interferometric Nearly Optical Reach Reflecting Remote Sources Steer Stretching Telescope Telescopes Wires
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