astronomy.network The Website of Lichfield Radio Observatory (LRO) – Andrew Thornett, Lichfield, England, M6THO, andrew (at) thornett (dot) net

I have found that my installations default to desktop as storage location – however there seems to be something preventing

Changing over to using SDR# and IFAverage on both LRO-H1 and LRO-H2 radio telescopes 21/12/2024

Having now mapped the Milky Way successfully using the Ptarmigan Array (LRO-H1) radio telescope over the last year, it is

Click on link below to download ZIP file of all viable Ptarmigan Array hydrogen data at LRO between 6 January

My data (LRO) indicates that the peak of the 2024 Geminids was around 4-6am on 14 December 2024 UTC, with

I have processed all the data I have collected so far using my new radio telescope made from a 1.5m

Using ezRA and Rinearn3D. I am amazed that this can be done!! Instructions on how to process hydrogen data in

Plots and animations below show two arms of Milky Way behind each other in 3 dimensions in space and power

These 4D (3 dimensions in space + power) images have been created using latest ezRA software + Rinearn 3D software.

Below I followed Ted CLine’s new instruction set on how to generate 3D plots from ezRA data sets – 3D

Using following command line, from <CMD> in Windows, with one of latest versions ezCon, ezCon241021a.py, in ezRA suite of software,