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  • Lovell Telescope
    radio telescope
    / Earth-orbiting radio telescopes

    -British Ariel 2, launched in 1964, which studied long-wavelength radio noise from Earth’s ionosphere and the Milky Way Galaxy. Ariel 2 was followed by two more satellites in the Ariel series and by the U.S. satellites Radio Astronomy Explorers 1 and 2, launched in 1968 and…

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    -British Ariel 2, launched in 1964, which studied long-wavelength radio noise from Earth’s ionosphere and the Milky Way Galaxy. Ariel 2 was followed by two more satellites in the Ariel series and by the U.S. satellites Radio Astronomy Explorers 1 and 2, launched in 1968 and…

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