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Bernard Yarnton Mills
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Bernard Yarnton Mills

Australian astronomer
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  • Mills cross

    …1950s by the Australian astronomer Bernard Yarnton Mills. It consists of two interferometers erected in two straight rows intersecting at right angles. Up to a mile long, the rows may be composed of hundreds of antennas of several possible types. Electronic comparison of differences in the way the two perpendicular…

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    …1950s by the Australian astronomer Bernard Yarnton Mills. It consists of two interferometers erected in two straight rows intersecting at right angles. Up to a mile long, the rows may be composed of hundreds of antennas of several possible types. Electronic comparison of differences in the way the two perpendicular…

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