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Anonymous Sat 13 Mar 22:20:58 2021 No.12828460 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>12829975

so, if we put shit like this on Moon (or Mars), what are the chances we get some interesting signals? Earth's atmosphere is distorting signals anyway...

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 05:29:22 No.12829975 Report

Quoted By: >>12830366 >>12831818

>>12828460
It's called putting telescopes in low-earth orbit, moron. There's no point of doing it with radio telescopes, because our atmosphere is transparent to radio waves, otherwise radio wouldn't have been a thing, duh.

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 07:37:10 No.12830366 Report

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>>12829975
ya big dum dum. You could put a telescope on the dark side of the Moon and the Moon will block all radio signals from Earth! This makes it possible to pick out signals that current radio telescopes can't filter out

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Anonymous Sun 14 Mar 2021 16:20:06 No.12831818 Report

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>>12829975
pls no bullie

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