A list of puns related to "Arecibo Observatory"
We are all saddened by the unfortunate news that the Arecibo Observatory's 305-m telescope will be decommissioned due to safety concerns following a second support cable failure. The telescope has been part of a world-class research facility in radio astronomy, planetary science, and atmospheric science. Among it's many contributions to science, the telescope was used in the discovery of the first binary pulsar system, ice on Mercury, the first exoplanets, and the first repeating Fast Radio Burst. It has been used to track hundreds of Near-Earth Asteroids with its planetary radar system, surveyed Galactic and extragalactic Hydrogen, discover new pulsars (at different frequencies, too), and open up the low-frequency gravitational wave window to the Universe.
A number of users of the telescope who study a wide number of topics decided to come together to answer your questions today about the Observatory and the science it has pioneered, and share our stories of the telescope and Observatory. We encourage other friends of Arecibo to share feel free to share their stories as well.
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