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> (can amateurs pick up pulsars?) In theory, yes but it's supposed to be pretty tricky. Since it looks like you're up for making antennas, maybe this is for yo
by staplung 2y ago
> (can amateurs pick up pulsars?)
In theory, yes but it's supposed to be pretty tricky. Since it looks like you're up for making antennas, maybe this is for you:
https://britastro.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/SmallAperturePulsar.pdf https://britastro.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/SmallApertu...
Vela is the "brightest" pulsar but is only visible in the southern hemisphere. B0329+54 is the "brightest" in the northern hemisphere.
Optical astrophotography has stacking software. Radio astronomy has a counterpart in folding software.
- bloopernova 2y agoThank you for the link! A pulsar or something "noisy but distant" in space is my goal, I think. The idea of being able to listen to distant stars is mind blowing to me, just amazing stuff.