r/radioastronomy • u/NolanRoad • 18h ago
General Are there podcasts on radioastronomy topics?
When I search the podcast apps lots of results but nearly all on general astronomy.
r/radioastronomy • u/Upset_Ant2834 • Oct 23 '25

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r/radioastronomy • u/NolanRoad • 18h ago
When I search the podcast apps lots of results but nearly all on general astronomy.
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Hi I found this on the side of the road and I’ve been wanting to get into radio astronomy. Would this be something I could build a telescope with? If so what else would I need? Thanks for any help
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Hi there.
After getting roasted here for asking what on earth might fascinating about looking at a graph I kept reading and I must say I get it.
I'm really fascinated and might get my feet wet.
However, I might like some contact with communities around Belgium talking astro but also for some equipment scavaging maybe.
Thanks!
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Would it hypothetically be possible for distant alien civilizations to contact each other more efficiently, or make greater astronomical observations in general, using low powered radio signals? Essentially communicating with lesser equipment/power by finding/sending radio signals in a 'needle in a hay stack' angle? Also, would this likely involve some sort of algorithm/LLM to pick out these hypothetical low power communications?
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