What is a radio telescope?

The instruments that receive celestial radio waves are collectively called radio telescopes. From 65438 to 0937, Leibo, England built the first radio telescope in the world, which played a very important role in the early development of radio astronomy.

Radio telescope (English name) refers to the basic equipment for observing and studying celestial radio waves, which can measure the intensity, spectrum and polarization of celestial radio. Includes directional antenna for collecting radio waves, high-sensitivity receiver for amplifying radio signals, information recording, processing and display system, etc.

Radio telescope (English name) refers to the basic equipment for observing and studying celestial radio waves, which can measure the intensity, spectrum and polarization of celestial radio. Includes directional antenna for collecting radio waves, high-sensitivity receiver for amplifying radio signals, information recording, processing and display system, etc.