A proposed Radio channel for Lunar Radiopulse detection
Detection of radiopulses from moon’s surface employing moon based as well as earth based detectors was proposed about several decades back. Inspired by this novel idea a good number of experimental groups have been continuing such investigations. In this paper a moon based experimental set up for re...
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| Summary: | Detection of radiopulses from moon’s surface employing moon based as well as earth based detectors was proposed about several decades back. Inspired by this novel idea a good number of experimental groups have been continuing such investigations. In this paper a moon based experimental set up for receiving lunar radiopulses and then transmitting the same to earth based or satellite based radio telescope is proposed. Experimental confirmation in 2000 [1] of the Askaryan effect (1965)[2] is the root over which the emerging field of Radio Astronomical Method (RAM) of neutrino detection has been based. Inspired by the theoretical development in this field, quite a good number of sophisticated laboratories are being engaged in the neutrino detection by radio method taking Antarctic ice or moon as interacting media and using earth |
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