Galactic Structure and the Apparent Size of Radio Sources

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Apr 1972

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Nature, Volume 236, Issue 5348, pp. 440-443 (1972).

Physics

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Observations of radio sources at 81.5 MHz show that interstellar
scattering is more important than some pulsar data suggest. Low
frequency measurements also provide a new means for studying the
distribution of ionized gas in the Galaxy.

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