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2015-11-25 11:03:06 A few ●●●●●● :●●●●●●●●●●●●s1-2-3-help-me-●●●●●● ●●●●●● pizza ●●●●●●rk for ●●●●●●en ●●●●●● "If you have ●●●●●●opes ●●●●●● the world you can make a ●●●●●●l Earth-sized ●●●●●●ope," said Shep D●●●●●●n, an ●●●●●●omer at MIT's H●●●●●●k O●●●●●●tory in M●●●●●●●●●●●● who's ●●●●●●g the Event H●●●●●● T●●●●●●pe ●●●●●●t. "In a ●●●●●●l ●●●●●●ope, light ●●●●●●s off a ●●●●●●ely ●●●●●● ●●●●●●e and all the light gets ●●●●●●d into a focal plane. The way VLBI works is, we have to ●●●●●● the light, ●●●●●●e it, ●●●●●● it ●●●●●●tly ●●●●●●ully on the ●●●●●●ing ●●●●●●, then shift the data back to a ●●●●●●l ●●●●●●●●●●●●r, which ●●●●●●es the light from C●●●●●●nia and Hawaii and the other ●●●●●●ons, and ●●●●●●sizes it. The lens ●●●●●●s a ●●●●●●●●●●●●r here at MIT." |