Telescope sites: Radio Wavelengths

Description

This lecture covers the importance of telescope sites in observing the universe at radio wavelengths, discussing the impact of atmospheric conditions on signal quality, transparency, and extinction. It also explores the effects of airmass, extinction, sky emission, and seeing on observations, emphasizing the significance of choosing optimal telescope locations for clear and accurate data collection.

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Instructor

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