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Radar Telescope Array in the White Mountains near Bishop, CA.
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Cool! That's quite the facility, isn't it?
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Are those actually radar antennas or do they constitute a radio telescope array? Radio telescopes are used as a group to study radio signals in space.
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Cal,
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The strange thing about these was the fact that there is no fence of any kind there. You can walk in and among these beast as you please.. I never saw another human but suspect I was on video. Every once in a while you would be there and it is very quiet and suddenly you hear the whir of motors and one or a group of these begin to move to a new setting.. it was very cool.
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