A modern physics laboratory activity: Radio astronomical observations of recombination lines

Details A modern physics laboratory activity: Radio astronomical observations of recombination lines A modern physics laboratory activity: Radio astronomical observations of recombination lines

Mar 2002

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American Journal of Physics, Volume 70, Issue 3, pp. 285-287 (2002).

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Laboratory Experiments And Apparatus, Observation And Data Reduction Techniques, Computer Modeling And Simulation, Radio Sources

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The internet has made it possible to control the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Haystack Observatory in Westford, MA, from a distance. This capability allows undergraduate laboratory classes in physics and astronomy to acquire and analyze radio astronomical data that were previously unavailable. This paper describes an activity to observe recombination lines and compare them with theoretical predictions that would be appropriate for a modern physics class.

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