NASA's Radio JOVE Project Website
2022年4月20日 · In 1999, the Radio JOVE project designed a simple decametric radio telescope receiver and antenna kit. When completed, this system could receive Jupiter's natural radio emissions, radio emissions from solar storms, and the natural radio background of …
SCOPE IN A BOX - Radio Astronomy
A ready made kit of parts and software to detect the Hydrogen line are now available through SARA. The original design was from RTL-SDR. https://www.rtl-sdr.com/cheap-and-easy-hydrogen-line-radio-astronomy-wit... We had three different SARA members build the kit and refine the software.
NASA's Radio JOVE Project Website
2023年8月2日 · In 2022, we introduced a new radio telescope kit using a multifrequency Software Defined Radio (SDR) receiver, because it became increasingly difficult to obtain parts for the original RJ1.1 kits.
NASA's Radio JOVE Project: Home Page
Radio JOVE students and amateur scientists from around the world observe and analyze natural radio emissions of Jupiter, the Sun, and our galaxy using their own easy to construct radio telescopes.
Getting Started in Radio Astronomy
There are a number of well documented projects to get anyone with an interest started in radio astronomy. Here are just a few projects an amateur starting out might want to try. Stanford Solar Center and the Society of Amateur Radio Astronomers have teamed up to produce and distribute the SuperSID (Sudden Ionospheric Disturbance) monitor.
UK Radio Astronomy Association (UKRAA) - Home
The UK Radio Astronomy Association (UKRAA) was set up in 2008 to promote the science of radio astronomy and all branches of radio astronomical research by designing, manufacturing and selling radio astronomy equipment for amateur astronomers.
Radio JOVE - Science@NASA
Learn about radio astronomy and build your own radio telescope. Tune in to signals from our Solar System and beyond. Contribute data to projects related to solar eclipses, lightning, the galactic radio background, and more. Generate and …
SPIDER 230C compact radio telescope, kit without mount
SPIDER 230C is the compact radio telescope that opens the door for anyone to explore the fascinating world of radio astronomy with an affordable, turn-key solution. Designed to be powerful but portable and user-friendly, it bridges the gap between radio astronomy and amateur astronomy technologies.
Amateur Radio Astronomy At Home: The Complete Guide To The …
Amateur radio astronomy is an exciting hobby and doesn’t require much money. You can either build your own equipment at home or find stuff at amateur radio stores. Attention to detail is needed, and patience is a virtue when assembling a receiver system.
SPIDER 500A MarkII professional radio telescope - PrimaLuceLab
SPIDER 500A MarkII is the 5 meter diameter professional radio telescope designed to make 1420 MHz level radio astronomy accessible to everyone: universities, science institutes and museums or space agencies.