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from 30 November 2015 to 2 December 2015
Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie, Bonn, Germany
Europe/Berlin timezone
Session I - RadioAstron
Place
Location: Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie, Bonn, Germany
Address: MPI für Radioastronomie
Auf dem Hügel 69
D-53121 Bonn
GERMANY
Room: 0.02
Date:
30 Nov 13:00 - 14:40
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Millimetron is a planned 10-meter class space telescope for the far infrared to millimeter wavelengths (approx. 20 microns to 1 cm). It will operate in two modes. First one, the single dish mode, will cover wavelengths which are poorly accessible from the Earth's surface. With its high sensitivity reached due to active cooling of the telescope mirrors, Millimetron in this mode will observe interst
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Presented by Dr. Sergey PILIPENKO
on
30/11/2015
at
12:30
On behalf of the Radioastron pulsar group this report presents an overview of the studies which were done with the Radioastron space radio telescope during the first four years of mission operation, including the early and key science programs. Space-VLBI observations of pulsars with the highest angular resolution revealed the new interstellar plasma scattering effects, such as, resolving the subs
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Presented by Mr. Alexey RUDNITSKIY
on
30/11/2015
at
13:10
The RadioAstron Space VLBI mission utilizes the 10-m radio telescope on board the dedicated Spektr-R spacecraft to observe cosmic radio sources with an unprecedented angular resolution at 92, 18, 6 and 1.3 cm. The longest baseline of the space-ground interferometer is about 350,000 km. We will review in the talk basic parameters and capabilities of the space radio telescope Spektr-R and RadioAstro
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Presented by Dr. Yuri KOVALEV
on
30/11/2015
at
12:10
The unrivalled angular resolution of Space VLBI being coupled with the natural physical “zooming” properties of the expanding Universe make high-redshift compact radio sources a very valuable targets for observations at extremely long baselines. In this brief review I will revisit the legacy of the high-redshift project conducted with the VSOP about 15 years ago and present a report in progres
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Presented by Prof. Leonid GURVITS
on
30/11/2015
at
12:50
Session:
Session I - RadioAstron
Welcome Address and Introductory Remarks
Presented by Prof. Anton ZENSUS
on
30/11/2015
at
12:00
