The First Observations with the GRT at Parkes
R. M. Price

TL;DR
This paper reports initial scientific observations made with the Giant Radio Telescope at Parkes, highlighting early discoveries facilitated by advanced engineering.
Contribution
First-hand account of initial scientific observations with the GRT at Parkes, showcasing early results and engineering success.
Findings
Initial observations demonstrate the telescope's capabilities.
Early discoveries contribute to radio astronomy knowledge.
Engineering design enabled successful scientific exploration.
Abstract
In this contribution Marcus Price gives a first hand account of some of the very first scientific observations undertaken with the "Giant Radio Telescope" at Parkes. It was clearly a very exciting time of discovery, enabled by superb engineering.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHistory and Developments in Astronomy · Astro and Planetary Science · Gamma-ray bursts and supernovae
