Effect of solar power satellite transmissions on radio-astronomical research

Details Effect of solar power satellite transmissions on radio-astronomical research Effect of solar power satellite transmissions on radio-astronomical research

Feb 1980

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(Royal Society, Discussion on Solar Energy, London, England, Nov. 15, 16, 1978.) Royal Society (London), Philosophical Transacti

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

Microwave Transmission, Radio Astronomy, Radio Telescopes, Satellite Power Transmission, Solar Power Satellites, Energy Sources, Energy Technology, Radio Emission, Research Projects, Satellite Solar Power Stations

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The paper examines the use of solar powered satellites as an additional energy source. Calculations indicate that severe restrictions will be placed on the use of radio telescopes on earth for the study of radio emission from celestial objects. It is determined that for a single solar powered satellite it would be possible to operate with the receiver protected by suitable filters at radio frequencies well separated from 2.45 GHz and at angles of look well displaced from the satellite.

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