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NASA is developing a plan to build an Arecibo-like telescope on the moon

NASA is developing a plan to build an Arecibo-like telescope on the moon mmcfalljohnsen@insider.com (Morgan McFall-Johnsen) © Vladimir Vustyansky An illustration of the Lunar Crater Radio Telescope concept. Vladimir Vustyansky It could function similarly to the Arecibo telescope, which collapsed in December. A lunar telescope could hear radio waves from the early universe that Earth-based telescopes can t. NASA is paying a team of researchers to develop a plan for a telescope on the far side of the moon. The Lunar Crater Radio Telescope (LCRT), as the concept is called, would be a lot like the Arecibo telescope, which collapsed in December. A huge dish would collects radio waves from the cosmos and amplify them so that scientists could analyze the signals. The difference is that on the moon, such a telescope would be shielded from the cacophony of radio signals that such a device on Earth would hear from all kinds of equipment and satellites.

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NASA Developing Plan to Build an Arecibo-Like Telescope on the Moon

NASA Developing Plan to Build an Arecibo-Like Telescope on the Moon
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NASA Funds Interstellar Probe and Space Habitats Made From Fungi

NASA Funds Interstellar Probe and Space Habitats Made From Fungi Alerts Artist’s conception of a radio dish built inside the crater on the far side of the Moon. Illustration: Vladimir Vustyansky The latest round of NASA funding to boost the development of advanced concepts includes a space-based neutrino detector, an interstellar probe powered by solar sails, and a radio telescope built inside a crater on the far side of the Moon. Advertisement NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program is one of my favorite things in the world, as it offers a potential sneak peek into the future. Sure, not every proposal will get approved in the end, but some of these concepts might actually take flight. And for those ideas that die on the vine, at least they gave us a chance to dream of what might actually be possible.

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Arecibo is Dead Should We Build Its Replacement on the Moon?

Arecibo is Dead Should We Build Its Replacement on the Moon?
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Replace the Arecibo radio telescope with one on the moon s far side

Replace the Arecibo radio telescope with one on the moon s far side Mark Whittington, opinion contributor © Getty Images Replace the Arecibo radio telescope with one on the moon s far side The iconic Arecibo radio telescope in Puerto Rico, which has been making scientific discoveries for 57 years, not to mention serving as the backdrop of such films as Contact and Goldeneye, has collapsed. The radio observatory had already been slated for decommissioning when two cables snapped and it was judged too dangerous to repair. Now the Arecibo is little but rubble. To say that the Arecibo telescope s loss is a blow to science puts the matter mildly. The radio telescope was not only used for radio astronomy of distant objects, but also for the detection and characterization of Near-Earth Objects (NEAs), asteroids and comets that occasionally pass close to the Earth. It was also used to search for alien signals as part of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (S

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