A lunar far-side very low frequency array

Details A lunar far-side very low frequency array A lunar far-side very low frequency array

Nov 1989

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Workshop on a Lunar Far-Side Very Low Frequency Array, p. 77 - 78

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astrophysics

Arrays, Conferences, Libration, Lunar Bases, Moon, Radio Astronomy, Structural Design, Very Low Frequencies, Astrophysics, Lunar Environment, Radio Telescopes, Site Selection

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Papers were presented to consider very low frequency (VLF) radio astronomical observations from the moon. In part 1, the environment in which a lunar VLF radio array would function is described. Part 2 is a review of previous and proposed low-frequency observatories. The science that could be conducted with a lunar VLF array is described in part 3. The design of a lunar VLF array and site selection criteria are considered, respectively, in parts 4 and 5. Part 6 is a proposal for precursor lunar VLF observations. Finally, part 7 is a summary and statement of conclusions, with suggestions for future science and engineering studies. The workshop concluded with a general consensus on the scientific goals and preliminary design for a lunar VLF array.

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