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...existing antenna--one of the smallest still used for research--works only up to a frequency of 1600 million cycles per second, Arthur E. Lilley, director of the station, said yesterday. The new antenna and a battery of receivers now under construction will move that range up to 5000 mc/s...
Arthur E. Lilley, professor of Astronomy and member of the planning committee, said that the proposed telescope fills a need the U.S. has for a large "dish" of the size maintained by England and Australia...
CAMROC predicted in its report that the design study could be completed by June 1967. Lilley himself speculated that if the study were finished then, the telescope could be built by the early...
...Russians, if true to form, will "willingly share their data with interested nations, for purposes of verification, but will remain secretive about the kind of equipment they used during their observations," according to Lilley...
...beings might try to communicate with other worlds by simple patterns of powerful radio waves. Edward M. Purcell, Gerhard Gade University Professor, won the 1959 Nobel Prize for Physics for the discovery that atomic hydrogen in space radiates signals, allowing scientists to pinpoint the location of the transmitting body. Lilley speculated that Russian astronomers applied Purcell's discovery to their own observations and reasoned that intelligent beings in space with knowledge of radio transmission techniques were trying to tell others of their existence...