George, Martin (Author)
Orchiston, Wayne (Author)
Wielebinski, Richard (Author)
Following initial experiments near Hobart by Graeme Ellis, Grote Reber and Gordon Newstead from 1955 to 1957, the University of Tasmania established several sites for the study of low frequency radio astronomy, beginning in 1961. This paper describes the antenna array that was constructed at Penna, to the east northeast of Hobart. Between 1962 and 1967 it was used to produce maps of the southern sky at the frequencies of 4.7 and 10.02 MHz and contributed to an overall study of the low frequency emission from the Galaxy. Because of the proximity of the array to the town of Sorell, it was also referred to the 'Sorell Radio Telescope'.
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Bruce Slee;
Richard Wielebinski;
(2016)
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Wayne Orchiston;
Richard Wielebinski;
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James Dunlop's Historical Catalogue of Southern Nebulae and Clusters
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Tsuko Nakamura;
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(2010)
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