ASTRO Networks Vic. Inc.
Alternative Science & Technology Research Organisation
Victoria, Australia
August 2005 Meeting
Amateur Radio Astronomy
Who: Clint Jeffrey
Clint , has been an Amateur Radio Operator since the age of 16 and an Amateur Radio Astronomer since joining ASV's Radio Astronomy Group 13 years ago. He has conducted radio observations on Juoiter on various frequencies, and is currently involved in setting up a radio telescope at Officer, Victoria, designing, building and testing a variety of receiver components for a 4 1/2 metre dish. Some of the future radio projects will include communicating from Australia to the USA and Europe by bouncing microwave radio signals off the surface of the moon and back to Earth.
Radio Astronomy is the observation and study of radio emissions from astronomical bodies - stars, planets, ionized gas clouds, distant galaxies and the space between. These radio emissions may be caused by an extremely wide range of physical events occurring on those bodies or in the space between them and us.
The presentation will focus on;
A Very Interesting and Informative Evening. See You There!!
When: Monday 8th August 2005 at 7.30pm.
Where: At Balwyn Library 336 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn. Melway Reference Map 46 E8 (next to McDonalds). Entry via the side door.
Tickets $6.00 (Members $4.00)
Tea / Coffee / Herbal Tea with Biscuits provided.
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