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Deep Synoptic Array

The Deep Synoptic Array (DSA) is a radio telescope array that will contain 1,650 steerable 6.15-metre (20 ft 2 in) parabolic antennas that observe the 0.7–2 GHz frequency range, scattered over an area of 19 by 15 kilometres (12 mi × 9 mi). The main goal is a radio survey of the entire sky visible from its site, to search for transient sources. A…

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VLASPHERExEROSITADSA-110Fast radio bursts
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HI line of neutral hydrogenOur galaxyMegaparsecsRedshiftFPGAs
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Arecibo TelescopeVera C. Rubin Observatory
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Spring ValleyNevada
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Location
Spring Valley, Lincoln County, Nevada
Alternative names
DSA
First light
c. 2029
Organization
California Institute of Technology
Wavelength
0.7, 2.0 GHz (43, 15 cm)

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Deep Synoptic Array

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Deep Synoptic Array

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Alternative names · 1
Deep Synoptic Array → DSA
First light · 1
Deep Synoptic Array → c. 2029
Location · 1
Deep Synoptic Array → Spring Valley, Lincoln County, Nevada
Organization · 1
Deep Synoptic Array → California Institute of Technology
Wavelength · 1
Deep Synoptic Array → 0.7, 2.0 GHz (43, 15 cm)
Website · 1
Deep Synoptic Array → www.deepsynoptic.org

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Deep Synoptic ArrayAlternative namesDSA1.00infobox
Deep Synoptic ArrayFirst lightc. 20291.00infobox
Deep Synoptic ArrayLocationSpring Valley, Lincoln County, Nevada1.00infobox
Deep Synoptic ArrayOrganizationCalifornia Institute of Technology1.00infobox
Deep Synoptic ArrayWavelength0.7, 2.0 GHz (43, 15 cm)1.00infobox
Deep Synoptic ArrayWebsitewww.deepsynoptic.org1.00infobox
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localizing fast radio burstsinstance ofand performed specialized tasks0.80text
IRASinstance ofThe existing IRSA holdings are primarily images in other bands from projects0.80text
WISEinstance ofThe existing IRSA holdings are primarily images in other bands from projects0.80text
2MASSinstance ofThe existing IRSA holdings are primarily images in other bands from projects0.80text
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