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Australia’s Powerful New Telescope Probes Space Secrets

Australian Boys Build Tracking Telescope

The Scene as the Huge Mirror is Hoisted in Munsterifel

The Helicopter Lifting the Transmitter out of the Giant Telescope’s Bowl at Jodrell Bank

The Scene at the University of Uppsala

Trade and Technical Service

Possibly America’s Ace Weather Forecaster of the Future, the “ Tiros II “ Space Satellite

Planetarium, Radar Telescope

Believed to be the Biggest Interference Radio telescope Ever Built , this one, Being Erected at the Baraka Astrophysical Observatory at an Altitude of 1,700 Meters Above Sea Level

The Jena Planetarium Built in 1962 Housed in the GDR

Viewing the Universe – New Insights into Our World

A Sixty-Foot Parabolic dish – Type Antenna Reflector at one of the US Army Satellite Communications Agency’s Surface Terminals

Radio Telescope Gives “ World’s First Glimpse “ of Surface of Venus

Planetarium, Radar Telescope

Here the Main Framework of the Dish is in Place

The Picture Shows the Indian Peninsula Area

This Computer Controlled Diamond Turning Machine

This Steerable Aerial, 85 ft, in Diameter, will From Part of the Equipment at a new Ground Radio Station Being Built by Britain’s Post Office to Carry out Experiments in Satellite Communications

A Model of the Fainter Which Will be on show at the Lxustrial Exhibition at the Racecourse

Nocturnal

The Recipe Lenospncre Observatory in Puerto Rico Has Been Receiving Regular Transmissions From Four Pulsars in Space Since February 24

A View of the Sky and Stars is Possible with This 500MillimetersReflectr Installed in Befalls Archanhold Observatory

Dr. Robert Jastrow with Dr. Hong-Yee Chiu

The Scientific Workers of the Karl Schwarzschild Observatory are Like Sky-Detectives

Planetarium, Radar Telescope

Delegates and Observers Attending the International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium Conference in Washington

New Solar Telescope

Artist’s Conception of new Puerto Rico Radar Telescope

Planet View

Planetarium, Radar Telescope