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If I understand correctly they displaced people who where very near the telescope, and then created a city 10 miles away from it and behind mountains which inte
by natmaka 8y ago
If I understand correctly they displaced people who where very near the telescope, and then created a city 10 miles away from it and behind mountains which interrupt at least some wave propagation(?). The article states that the town lies "just a few miles from the displaced villagers’ demolished houses" and also "There are a great many mountains between the telescope and the town" (the mountains may reside in those few miles).
- A2017U1 8y agoThere's a ban on mobiles and laptops within 5km of the telescope. I have no idea how far away the towns are but that seems impossible to enforce with tourists. I guess it just doesn't operate during certain hours because of interference.
- rasz 8y ago>There's a ban on mobiles and laptops within 5km of the telescope. as can be seen on the picture of a lady snapping photos with her cellphone right on the telescope ring.
- natmaka 8y agoMaybe by forbidding all and any service in this area, including implanting/enabling GSM antennas. The local government is powerful enough. Most remaining RFI would be smartphones emissions, but as they will be nearly useless in this area most people may accept to switch them in airplane mode (and will be able to use the camera). See also http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1086/588679 http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1086/588679 ("CONCLUDING REMARKS" section).
- pp19dd 8y agoThe topography seems to agree with that, clearly visible on satellite view / 3D mode: https://www.google.com/maps/place/25°39'11.0"N+106°51'24.0"E https://www.google.com/maps/place/25°39'11.0"N+106°51'24.0"E