#REDIRECT [[Archive:Radio Astronomy]]
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...nomena through the [[radio wave]] portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. Radio observations allow astronomers to investigate stars, galaxies, pulsars, neb
...ronics, signal processing, computer science, and engineering. Modern radio astronomy often involves collecting large amounts of digital data and using computers
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...ver in the future along with related subjects that are helpful in studying astronomy.
===Beginners Astronomy===
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'''Galactic astronomy''' is the branch of [[astronomy]] concerned with the study of our galaxy, the [[Milky Way]], and the object
...dust, plasma, dark matter, and a central supermassive black hole. Galactic astronomy attempts to understand how these components are distributed, how they inter
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'''Astrometry''' is the branch of [[astronomy]] that relates to precise measurements and explanations of the positions an
...approximately 20 [[minutes of arc]].<ref>p. 49, "Astrometry", ''History of astronomy: an encyclopedia'', John Lankford, Taylor & Francis, 1997, ISBN 081530322X.
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...laxy clusters launch relativistic fluid jets that inflate massive, buoyant radio bubbles into the hot intracluster medium. Hydrodynamic simulations examine
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