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VLA - Very Large Array radio telescope operated by the NRAO National Radio Astronomical Observatory, near Socorro, New Mexico, USA

Very Large Array in the Plains of St Augustin, New Mexico

Radio antenna dishes of the Very Large Array radio telescope at sunset

$Magdelena, NM. USA-November 2, 2022: Radio Antennas from the Very Large Array. The VLA (Very Large Array) is a US Government facility located in the Desert of New Mexico.\nAstronomers use these Radio Telescopes for astronomical research.\nThe dishes can be reconfigured by relocating them along a special railroad track to change radius and density of the radio observatory.$

Very Large Array Radio Telescope near Magdalena, New Mexico

Satellite dish with blue sky as background

Narrabri, Nsw- MAR 03 2023:Radio telescope antennas, near Narrabri NSW, of Australia Telescope Compact Array,observe star formation, the late stages of stars lives, supernovae and magnetic fields.

Davis mountains, Texas - USA, April 5, 2024. The Frank N. Bash visitor center at the McDonald Observatory in Fort Davis Texas. Observatory funded by the University of Texas hosts free star gazing events at the McDonald observatory.

A series of satellite dishes in the New Mexican desert, used for radio astronomy

Satellite ground station antennas at sunset

Brewster, WA - USA - 05-12-2022: Very Long Baseline Array

Radio antenna dishes of the Very Large Array radio telescope at sunset

National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Very Large Array

Communications tower

Radio telescope against blue sky in Nobeyama, Nagano, Japan.

A group of satellite dishes point skyward at a telecommunications ground facility.

A Radome (a portmanteau of radar and dome) is a structural, weatherproof enclosure that protects a radar antenna. The Radome is constructed of material transparent to radio waves. Radomes protect the antenna from weather and conceal antenna electronic equipment from view.

$Afternoon shot of the VLA radio telescope in New Mexico, as seen in the movie \$

Gran telescopio Canarias at Roques de los muchachos in La Palma, Canary Islands

Satellite dish

Indianapolis - Circa March 2023: National Weather Service Doppler Radar. NOAA uses Doppler radar to monitor and report on normal and severe weather.

Observatory Astronomy Telescopes out in the open near Sutherland South Africa

Very Large Array, New Mexico

The Very Large Array in New Mexico Are Giant Radio Telescopes Used For Radio Astronomy That Study Celestial Objects And Radio Waves From Outer Space, Aerial Drone View

Hiking to Mijas peak, Andalusia, Malaga, Spain

Radio antenna dishes of the Very Large Array radio telescope near Socorro, New Mexico

water tank in landscape

VLA - Very Large Array radio telescope operated by the NRAO National Radio Astronomical Observatory, near Socorro, New Mexico, USA

A satellite dish antenna with a tree on the left, under a clear blue sky.

Drone View Looking Down On The Very Large Array, Which Are Giant Radio Telescopes Used For Radio Astronomy Of Outer Space

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