October 25, 2010
What’s that noise?
Identify the astronomer in (1). What you see in (2) is a replica of the device that he built that made him famous in the first place.
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Answer:
Karl Jansky. He built a home-made radio telescope that detected the first radio emissions from the Milky Way. This ubernerd almost single-handedly founded what we call Radio Astronomy today.



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2. radio telescope
3. Radio telescope
The below thingy is the Radio Telescope
while analysing static noise.
Janksy Karl radio telescope
2. Full-size replica of Jansky’s radio telescope, now at the National Radio Astronomical Observatory