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Amateur Radio Astronomy A 5.2 meter amateur radio telescope for 1420 MHz observing is described. http://www.signalone.com/radioastronomy/telescope/ (Added: 12/26/00)) Arecibo Radio Observatory The world's largest single radio antenna; located in Puerto Rico. http://www.naic.edu/ (Added: 12/27/00)) Association for Radio Astronomy in Education Encourages radio astronomy and radio telescope projects in educational environments. http://www.arae.co.uk/ (Added: 12/26/00)) Brandeis University Radio Astronomy The Brandeis Radio Astronomy Group conducts research in extragalactic astrophysics and cosmology at wavelengths covering the entire electromagnetic spectrum, but especially at radio wavelengths. http://pc.astro.brandeis.edu/ (Added: 12/27/00)) Deep Space Network Radio Astronomy Details on the DSN, what is radio astronomy. http://dsnra.jpl.nasa.gov/ (Added: 12/27/00)) National Radio Astronomy Observatory The Very Large Array; The National Radio Astronomy Observatory is a facility of the National Science Foundation operated under cooperative agreement by Associated Universities, Inc. http://www.nrao.edu/ (Added: 12/27/00)) Perkins Radio Observatory Project Radio astronomy, including diagrams and instructions for a Jupiter Radio, also meteor radios, software, more. http://www.wwpweb.com/perkinsradio/ (Added: 12/27/00)) Radio Astronomy Read summaries of articles on radio astronomy, antennas and the history of microwaves. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/demerson/ (Added: 12/28/00)) Radio Astronomy Group Homepage The Radio Astronomy Group at the University of Tasmania describes its facilities, research, publications and academic programs. http://kerr.phys.utas.edu.au/ (Added: 12/28/00)) Radio Pulsar Resources Browse numerous links and articles devoted to the subject of radio astronomy and pulsars. http://pulsar.princeton.edu/rpr.shtml (Added: 12/28/00)) SETI League, Inc. Hundreds of SETI (Searching for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence) members in dozens of countries are keeping alive the quest for our cosmic companions. http://www.setileague.org/ (Added: 12/28/00)) Seti@Home Would you like to be the first to discover an ET? You can help find E.T. using your computer at home with the SETI @ home software. http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ (Added: 12/28/00))