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Looking at them listening to us

Posted by Alex Turnbull, Thursday, 21st April 2005

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The 70 metre DSS-14 Deep Space Antenna was built by NASA in 1966 and services radio and radar astronomy projects, as well as occasionally tracking long-distance spacecraft. Apparently it weighs nearly 6 million pounds (2,721,554 kilos).

Antenna

Thanks: Bill

One Response to 'Looking at them listening to us'

  1. phil says:

    I’m disappointed that the resolution for the Keck Observatory in maps.google.com is so crappy.

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