Shdwdrgn , 5 months ago Wow, that's not something I even considered could happen. It does raise an interesting question though -- how many more of these could be out there? Seems like it would require a whole-sky survey just to detect them.
Wow, that's not something I even considered could happen. It does raise an interesting question though -- how many more of these could be out there? Seems like it would require a whole-sky survey just to detect them.
growsomethinggood , 5 months ago Arecibo radio telescope was doing something like this, until it was destroyed by a hurricane. Some info if you're interested: https://astro.cornell.edu/news/decade-long-galaxy-survey-releases-final-catalog
Arecibo radio telescope was doing something like this, until it was destroyed by a hurricane.
Some info if you're interested: https://astro.cornell.edu/news/decade-long-galaxy-survey-releases-final-catalog
grue , 5 months ago The fact that we're not willing to pay the relative pittance (compared to lots of other shit in the Federal budget) to rebuild Arecibo is criminal.
The fact that we're not willing to pay the relative pittance (compared to lots of other shit in the Federal budget) to rebuild Arecibo is criminal.
