it's considered harmful interference. I have a shortwave radio and when I am listening to somewhere around 5 MHz, there's so much interference there that it sometimes gets hard to listen to the desired signal, same with when I'm listening for jovian emissions around 20.1 Mhz. during the day is when it's worst though because the ionosphere is not as transparent as it is at night when the sun is not actively ionizing that layer of the atmosphere, that's why, if your listening for Jupiter's emissions, you should listen during the night time hours.
I used the program MatLab to generate the 3D image in the video. It represents which regions of the pulsars will experience the greatest timing changes due to a specific gravitational wave
Now 20210816 Too bad the collapse of Aricebo. A great loss to everyone. Aricebo the only RADAR capable telescope, to get echos from Jupiter, the moon, and the shape of asteroids.
Very informative and nicely explained!
it's considered harmful interference. I have a shortwave radio and when I am listening to somewhere around 5 MHz, there's so much interference there that it sometimes gets hard to listen to the desired signal, same with when I'm listening for jovian emissions around 20.1 Mhz. during the day is when it's worst though because the ionosphere is not as transparent as it is at night when the sun is not actively ionizing that layer of the atmosphere, that's why, if your listening for Jupiter's emissions, you should listen during the night time hours.
interesting as always
Great video!
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Excellent
Thanks.
witch application used to image radio waves in astronomie
I used the program MatLab to generate the 3D image in the video. It represents which regions of the pulsars will experience the greatest timing changes due to a specific gravitational wave
@@PhysicistMichael thanks ad grate days
Now 20210816 Too bad the collapse of Aricebo. A great loss to everyone. Aricebo the only RADAR capable telescope, to get echos from Jupiter, the moon, and the shape of asteroids.
So, Pulsars are evolved from names of electrical Pulses?
No, from "Pulsating" "Star"--> Pulsar.
Is it possible to see this video in hindi?
how cuz i cant watch?
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