Very Long Baseline Interferometry from Space: Past, Present and Future

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Jun 2004

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In: Proceedings of the British-Hungarian N+N Workshop for Young Researchers On Computer processing and use of satellite data in

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astrophysics

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Space VLBI (SVLBI) is a relatively new radio astronomical technique used for high angular resolution imaging of bright, compact active galactic nuclei. SVLBI is an extension of ground-based VLBI networks by placing another interferometer element into Earth orbit. The first dedicated SVLBI satellite, the Japanese HALCA was launched in 1997. The technical background and highlights of HALCA scientific observations are reviewed, with special emphasis on the Hungarian contribution. The current perspectives for next-generation SVLBI satellites are outlined.

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