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Radio And Multi-Messenger Astronomy

This group collects the Astronomy subcategory's members whose defining work concerns radio astronomy and multi-messenger astronomy: radio telescopes, pulsars and the gravitational-wave and other non-optical signals used to observe the universe. It is kept apart from Observatory Builders And Instrumentation, whose members are defined by building instruments generally rather than by radio and multi-messenger observation specifically.

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Field Established
1933 1
Radio And Multi-Messenger Astronomy
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1. Wikipedia: Radio astronomy
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It started in 1933, when Karl Jansky at Bell Telephone Laboratories reported radiation coming from the Milky Way.
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