What do you call an image created by a radio telescope?
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Radio telescopes operate at lower frequencies than optical telescopes, but the operation is similar. The colors and shapes are added by researchers to bring out various things that they might be looking for. They can be increase of the radio signal, change of frequencies, spectral response of certain chemicals or whatever else the researchers might be looking for. Nyx
June 2nd, 2010 at 8:23 am
Radio telescopes operate at lower frequencies than optical telescopes, but the operation is similar. The colors and shapes are added by researchers to bring out various things that they might be looking for. They can be increase of the radio signal, change of frequencies, spectral response of certain chemicals or whatever else the researchers might be looking for. Nyx