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Television and astronomers 11.06.2010

For American astronomers, there was a respite: with the transition of television in the United States to digital broadcasting, radio frequencies in the range of 700-800 megahertz, previously occupied by analog television programs, were temporarily released.

It is on these waves that we can expect the discovery of new galaxies that arose at a time when the Universe was half as young as it is now. In addition, experts hope to find signals from new pulsars, neutron stars, periodically emitting radio waves in the freed range.

To use the opportunities that have opened up, a new radio receiver has already been mounted on a huge radio telescope in Arecibo (Puerto Rico). True, the respite will last only about a year: the released frequencies are sold at auctions to mobile operators and other interested parties.

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