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 Code Number: UORV01P10_14 Title: Radio Dish Antenna, VLA
Notes: This radio observatory consists of 27 radio antennas on rails in a Y-shaped configuration. The position of this array can vary and the data from the 27 antennas is combined electronically providing a resolution much greater than would be physically possible in one antenna. The resolution is predicated on the arrangement of the dishes in relationship to each other. The maximum separation can be up to 36 km.
Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array (VLA), National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Plains of San Agustin, Socorro County, New-Mexico, New MexicoBuilt: 1973 - 1980 Diameter of each dish: 27 x 25m Angular resolution: 0.05 to 700 arcsec Elevation: 2124 m (6970 ft) above sea level Observatories, Telescopes, Radio Dishes, Astronomy, Cosmos, Cosmology Photographer: Wernher Krutein |
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