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Symposium - International Astronomical Union, Radio Astronomy

Volume 4 - 1957

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Part VI: Meteors and Planets

80. The moon as a scatterer of radio waves
I. C. Browne, J. V. Evans
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Radio echoes from the moon at 120 Mc./s. have been obtained with a pulse length of 30 msec. and a pulse interval of 1·8 sec., using a fixed aerial directed due south. Their study has given information about the nature of the scattering function of the lunar surface.

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