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Radio Sources
List of Radio Sources
|
Source |
Type |
Season to Observe with PARI 4.6-m Radio Telescope |
RA |
Dec |
|
Molecular Cloud |
Fall/Winter/Spring |
5h 35m |
-5d 23m |
|
|
Supernova Remnant |
Fall/Winter/Spring |
5h 34m |
+22d 00m |
|
|
Molecular Cloud |
Fall/Winter/Spring |
2h 27m |
+61d 52m |
|
|
Supernova Remnant |
Spring/Summer/Fall |
23h 23m |
+58d 49m |
|
|
Radio Galaxy |
Spring/Summer/Fall |
19h 59m |
+40d 44m |
|
|
Radio Galaxy |
Spring/Summer/Fall |
16h 51m |
+4d 49m |
|
|
Center of Milky Way |
Summer |
17h 45m |
-28d 43m |
|
|
Giant Elliptical Galaxy |
Spring/Summer/Fall |
12h 30m |
+12d 23m |
Orion Nebula
Crab Nebula 
W3 
Cassiopea A 
Cygnus A 
Hercules A 
Sgr A 
Virgo A The image below is a map of the entire sky at the radio wavelength of 21-cm (or 1420 MHz radio frequency). The data is from the 21-cm maps presented by Dickey and Lockman in the Annual Review of Astronomy and Astrophyscs, 1990, Vol. 28, p215. The brightest radio sources are marked. These are the sources that are easily detected with the SGRA 4.6-m radio telescope. Click on a radio source to learn more about it.
If you are interested in other objects not shown here, we recommend going to the NASA service called SKYVIEW which accesses catalogs of astronomical sources across the electromagnetic spectrum.
